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Layout redesigns, custom cabinetry, stone countertops, and full kitchen renovations across the western suburbs of Chicago and Southeast Wisconsin. Every project led by owner and licensed general contractor Jason Neu.
Schedule Your Free Kitchen ConsultationThe kitchen is the room that drives most remodeling decisions. It is where families cook, eat, do homework, entertain, and spend the majority of their time at home. When the kitchen falls short, every day reminds you.
Across the communities LuxeLine serves, kitchens share a common problem: they were designed for a different era. In Villa Park and Elmhurst, that means 1950s and 1960s kitchens with small footprints, walled-off layouts, and single overhead lights. In Naperville, it means 1990s builder-grade kitchens with oak cabinets and laminate countertops that looked fine when the home was new but feel dated now. In Oak Brook and Hinsdale, it means large kitchens with premium aspirations but 1980s execution that no longer meets the standard the home demands.
The era is different. The problem is the same. The kitchen does not match how the family lives.
LuxeLine Remodeling fixes that. We handle every phase of a kitchen remodel from design through final walkthrough: layout reconfiguration, custom cabinetry, countertops, backsplash, lighting, plumbing, electrical, and flooring. One project. One contractor. One person accountable for the result.
The most impactful change in most kitchen remodels is opening the layout. Removing or relocating walls between the kitchen and adjacent living spaces, adding or repositioning an island, and reconfiguring the work triangle (sink, range, refrigerator) changes how the entire main level functions. Layout changes involve structural evaluation, plumbing relocation, and electrical rerouting, all coordinated as one project.
The cabinets define the kitchen. We work with custom and semi-custom cabinet lines offering shaker, slab, inset, and full-overlay styles in a range of wood species, painted finishes, and hardware configurations. Soft-close drawers and hinges are standard. Custom pantry storage, integrated appliance panels, and specialty inserts (spice pullouts, tray dividers, waste bin pullouts) are designed around how your family actually uses the kitchen.
Quartz, quartzite, granite, and marble. Each material has specific trade-offs in durability, maintenance, heat resistance, and visual character. Jason will walk you through the options during your consultation based on how you use your kitchen, not just how you want it to look.
Full-height backsplashes, subway tile, mosaic accents, natural stone slabs, and custom patterns. The backsplash ties the countertops, cabinetry, and wall color together. Proper substrate preparation and sealing ensure the installation holds up in a working kitchen.
Most older kitchens rely on a single fixture or basic recessed cans. A properly designed kitchen uses layered lighting: recessed ceiling lights for general illumination, under-cabinet task lighting for counter work surfaces, pendant fixtures over islands, and accent lighting for display areas. We design the lighting layout during planning and run all new wiring before drywall closes.
Sink relocation, pot filler installation, dishwasher hookup, garbage disposal, water filtration, dedicated circuits for high-draw appliances, GFCI outlets, USB outlets, and wiring for lighting. Older homes may need electrical panel evaluation or plumbing line replacement, both of which we handle as part of the project.
We coordinate with your appliance selections to ensure proper fitment, ventilation, electrical requirements, and panel integration for built-in units. If you are upgrading to a professional-grade range or cooktop, we verify that your gas line, ventilation hood, and electrical supply meet the manufacturer's specifications.
Hardwood, large-format porcelain tile, luxury vinyl plank, or natural stone. The kitchen floor needs to handle moisture, foot traffic, and daily wear while transitioning cleanly to adjacent rooms.
Jason visits your home, walks your kitchen, measures the space, and listens to what you want to change. You leave with a written scope outline, a ballpark budget range, a proposed timeline, and Jason's direct phone number. He follows up within 24 hours with everything in writing.
We finalize the layout, cabinetry specifications, countertop material, backsplash, lighting plan, and fixture selections. You approve the complete design before any demolition begins.
We pull permits through your local municipality, order materials, confirm lead times on cabinetry, and build a detailed construction schedule.
Jason manages every trade on your job site: demo, framing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, drywall, tile, cabinet installation, countertop templating and installation, lighting, painting, and hardware. We protect the rest of your home and clean up daily.
At each major phase (rough-in, cabinet installation, countertop installation, final finishes) we walk you through the work and get your approval before proceeding. Nothing moves forward without your sign-off.
We inspect every surface, every drawer, every fixture, and every finish with you. If anything needs adjustment, we handle it before the project is complete. Your 24-month workmanship guarantee begins at this point.
Kitchen remodel costs vary by market, kitchen size, and scope of work. Here is how pricing breaks down across the communities LuxeLine serves.
$22K - $55K
Most accessible market. Cosmetic refresh runs $22K-$32K. Mid-range $32K-$45K. Full gut to $55K+.
$25K - $65K
1950s-1970s kitchens that benefit from layout reconfiguration and modern cabinetry.
$30K - $75K
Upper-mid market. Opening the kitchen to adjacent rooms is the most impactful change.
$35K - $85K
1990s builder-grade kitchens needing cabinetry replacement, countertops, and layout modernization.
$28K - $70K
Strongest WI market. 1970s-era homes similar to inner-ring IL suburbs.
$40K - $100K+
Executive homes with large kitchens demanding premium cabinetry, natural stone, and professional appliances.
$50K - $125K+
Highest-value market. Custom millwork, premium stone, and finishes matching $1M+ properties.
During your free consultation, Jason will assess your specific kitchen and provide a realistic budget range based on your goals, your home, and your market.
Jason Neu is the licensed general contractor managing your kitchen remodel from consultation through final walkthrough. He coordinates every trade, inspects every phase, and is available on his direct line. You will not be handed off to a project manager or crew you have never met.
Jason owned and operated a remodeling company for a decade before launching LuxeLine. He has built kitchens ranging from $22,000 cosmetic refreshes to six-figure luxury gut renovations. That range of experience means he understands the materials and methods that perform at every price point.
Any defect in our workmanship will be corrected at no charge for 24 months after your kitchen is complete. This covers cabinetry installation, tile, countertop installation, plumbing connections, electrical work, drywall, and painting. Manufacturer warranties on products are separate and in addition.
You sign off on rough-in before drywall goes up. You approve cabinet placement before countertops are templated. You confirm finishes before final installation. Nothing moves forward without your approval.
LuxeLine provides kitchen remodeling services across the western suburbs of Chicago and the greater Milwaukee area. Select your city to see details specific to your area.
Custom millwork, premium stone, professional-grade appliance integration.
1960s homes where opening the layout is the most impactful change.
Replacing 1990s builder-grade with custom cabinetry and stone.
Executive kitchens with premium finishes.
HQ city. Strongest proximity signal.
Adjacent to Villa Park HQ.
Best ROI at this price point.
Kitchen remodel costs vary by market and scope. Across the communities LuxeLine serves, kitchen remodels range from $22,000 for a cosmetic refresh in Schaumburg to $125,000 or more for a full gut renovation in Hinsdale. During your free consultation, Jason will assess your specific kitchen and provide a realistic budget range.
Most full kitchen renovations take 6 to 10 weeks from demolition to final walkthrough. Larger or more complex kitchens in markets like Oak Brook and Hinsdale can run 8 to 14 weeks. The primary variables are custom cabinetry lead times, the extent of structural changes, and local permitting schedules.
In most cases, yes. We protect adjacent rooms from dust and debris, and many homeowners set up a temporary kitchen station in a dining room or basement during construction. Jason will discuss logistics during your consultation.
We handle both. Jason works with you on layout planning, material selection, and design decisions as part of the project. If you are also working with an interior designer or architect, we coordinate with them to execute the design with precision.
Quartz is the most popular choice for its consistent appearance, stain resistance, and low maintenance. Quartzite offers a natural stone look with superior durability. Granite provides natural variation and heat resistance. Marble delivers visual impact but requires more maintenance. Jason will walk you through the practical trade-offs during your consultation.
In most homes built before 2000, opening the kitchen to adjacent living spaces is the single most impactful change. It improves functionality, natural light, and the connection between cooking and living areas. Jason will assess the structural implications during your consultation.
Any defect in our workmanship will be corrected at no charge for 24 months after project completion. This covers cabinetry installation, tile, countertop installation, plumbing connections, electrical work, drywall, and painting. Manufacturer warranties on products are separate and in addition.
Jason Neu, the owner and licensed general contractor, leads every LuxeLine kitchen project. He manages all trades, inspects work at every phase, and is your direct point of contact throughout the project.
Yes. LuxeLine is headquartered in Villa Park, IL and serves homeowners across the western suburbs of Chicago (Elmhurst, Oak Brook, Hinsdale, Naperville, Lombard, Schaumburg) and the greater Milwaukee area (Brookfield, Mequon, Menomonee Falls, Cedarburg, West Bend). The same owner, the same standards, and the same 24-month guarantee apply on every project.
Schedule a free consultation with Jason Neu. He will visit your home, assess your kitchen, and give you a written scope of work, a realistic budget range, and a proposed timeline. No pressure. No obligation.
Schedule Your Free Kitchen ConsultationI answer. Always.
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