Whole-home & additions
Heritage Custom Kitchen & Bath is a licensed North Carolina general contractor — not a kitchen showroom that subs out the hard parts. Load-bearing walls, additions, engineering, permits, inspections: we're the GC of record on every project, with one accountable person from footings to final.
What we take on
Most of our larger projects start with a kitchen or bath and expand from there: the wall that should come out, the mudroom the garage entry always needed, the butler's pantry that makes hosting sane, the primary suite that turns a house into the forever home. Because the same company designs and builds, scope can grow without the project changing hands.
We deliberately stay a kitchen-and-bath company at heart. If your project is a full custom home or a large commercial build, we'll say so and point you to someone great. If it's making the home you have work the way you live — that's exactly us.
Other · Transitional · $60–100K
Huntersville, NC
A 240 sq ft addition connecting garage to kitchen: mudroom lockers, a butler's pantry with second fridge and prep sink, and a drop zone that keeps backpacks out of the kitchen.
View project →Other · Modern · $30–60K
Mooresville, NC
A covered outdoor kitchen built like an indoor one: real ventilation under the roof, weatherproof cabinetry, and a layout that keeps the griller in the conversation.
View project →FAQ
Additions (mudrooms, pantries, primary suites), whole-first-floor reworks, and structural changes like removing load-bearing walls. Kitchens and baths are the anchor of almost everything we build, so most whole-home projects start there and expand.
Yes. Heritage Custom Kitchen & Bath is a licensed North Carolina general contractor, insured, and the GC of record on every project — we pull the permits, contract the engineering, and own every inspection from footings to final.
Same as our kitchens: a paid design phase produces real drawings, real selections, and a fixed line-item price before construction begins. On additions, engineering and permitting are scheduled first so the price you sign is built on approved plans, not assumptions.
A typical mudroom or pantry addition runs 8–12 weeks of construction after permits; a primary suite addition 3–5 months. Design, engineering, and permitting add 2–3 months up front. We give you the full calendar — including permit wait times we don’t control — before you commit.
That’s the test of a good one. We match brick, siding profiles, rooflines, window proportions, and interior trim so the addition reads as original. It’s detail work — mortar color matters as much as floor plan — and it’s where a craftsman-run company shows.
Next step
Bring us the whole idea. The free consultation covers scope, feasibility, and honest numbers — including the parts that need an engineer.