Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling Experts in Glenview, IL

Serving Glenview Homeowners for Over 60 Years

Cabinets Plus has been a trusted resource for kitchen remodeling in Glenview, IL, and across Chicago's North Shore since 1962. We are a full-service remodeling company, so you work with one team from start to finish instead of managing multiple contractors on your own.

Most of our clients have spent months looking at photos, getting quotes, and trying to figure out who to trust before they call us. We don't rush that process. Come see the showroom, talk to a designer, and take the time you need to feel good about starting your project.

Our Kitchen and Bathroom Remodeling Services for Your
Glenview Home

Our kitchen and bathroom designers work with Glenview homeowners at every stage of the process, from early planning through completed installation. Whether you're ready to start now or just beginning to think through the options, we're happy to walk you through what makes sense for your space and your budget. Many of the homeowners we work with come back to us for future projects, and that starts with getting the first one right.

A full custom kitchen remodel touches nearly every part of the room. We manage the layout, cabinetry, countertops, tile, flooring, plumbing, electrical, and lighting. If your project includes structural work, such as wall removal or soffit demolition, that's part of the job too.

Additionally, older Glenview homes sometimes need an electrical panel upgrade to support a new kitchen layout, and permit requirements vary by village. We flag those things early. Check out our kitchen remodeling guide for a phase-by-phase breakdown, or our cost guide if budget is your starting point.

If you have your own installer or plan to handle it yourself, we'll design the layout, help you choose the right kitchen cabinets, and hand you everything your installer needs to get it done. We carry the full range, from builder-grade stock to semi-custom, fully custom, and furniture-grade options. Stop by our Palatine showroom to compare finishes and materials in person.

A bathroom remodel with us covers everything, including abinetry, countertops, flooring, tile, shower and tub design, custom shower doors, plumbing fixtures, and lighting. For homeowners thinking about aging in place, we design with that in mind from day one, too, if you ask us to. 

Barrier-free walk-in showers, grab bars, wider doorways, improved lighting, and a separate handheld shower get worked into the plan during design, not bolted on at the end. Our bathroom remodeling guide walks you through what to expect before your consultation.

Not every bathroom project calls for a full remodel. If you need new bathroom cabinetry and want the design done right, we'll work with you on layout, help you select vanities and storage that fit the space, and provide the drawings and specifications your contractor needs. The same cabinet range available for kitchens applies here, from stock options to fully custom and furniture-grade.

A Home Built Around a Family in Glenview

We've always worked with families who want spaces that reflect how they actually live, not just how things look in a photograph.

This project in Glenview was that kind of job. The homeowners were undertaking a full home renovation and working with an interior designer to bring their vision to life. For the cabinetry, they came to us. Melissa Wilson partnered with the design team across six spaces, covering the kitchen, scullery pantry, bar, hallway built-ins, powder room, and primary bathroom.

Melissa's process starts with function. She works through how a household actually moves through a space, where storage needs to land, how traffic flows, and what gets used every day before a single finish is chosen. The aesthetic decisions follow from that foundation. In this home, that meant resolving practical questions in every room first, then arriving at the materials, details, and finishes that make the space feel genuinely like theirs.

The result is beautiful, and it should be. It carries the warmth of traditional craftsmanship alongside the clean lines and finishes that feel very much of today, with just enough sparkle woven in to reflect the personality of the people who live there. That balance doesn't happen by accident. When you spend time understanding how a household works, the design tends to take care of itself.

That's been our approach across every project we've taken on, from a single bathroom in a ranch home to a full six-space renovation like this one.

How the Remodeling Process Works

Most residents remodeling their kitchen or bathroom for the first time want to know what to expect before work begins. Every remodeling project we take on follows the same five-step process, designed to keep you informed, on budget, and confident in the company you chose:

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Step 1. Schedule a consultation

Book a visit to our Palatine showroom or call us at (847) 358-0143.

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Step 2. Meet your designer and explore materials

You'll move through our displays with a designer, exploring materials and narrowing down what works for your home. By the time you leave, you'll have a clear sense of direction on finishes, layout, and what the project actually involves.

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Step 3. Receive your design plan and proposal

Your designer produces a detailed layout and a transparent price so you know exactly where your budget is going before any work begins.

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Step 4. Our team takes over

Our dedicated team coordinates every trade, manages the schedule, and keeps you updated throughout construction, starting the moment the plan is approved.

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Step 5. Final walkthrough

We review the finished space with you, confirm every detail is right, and make sure everything holds up to the standard we set at the start. That's how we want every project to end.

Free Kitchen Remodel Design Consultation

The kitchen of your dreams starts with a visit to our beautiful showroom. Schedule your visit by clicking the Schedule A Visit  button or give us a call at (847) 358-0143

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Why Glenview Homeowners Choose Cabinets Plus

Residents tend to do their research before committing to a remodeling company, and we think that's exactly right. Here's what they find when they look at us:

  1. In business since 1962. We have completed projects across Palatine, Arlington Heights, Barrington, Northbrook, and communities throughout the northwest suburbs.
  2. One team handles your entire project. You won't be chasing down a tile contractor one week and an electrician the next. That's our job.
  3. A 3,500+ square foot showroom you can visit. Our Palatine showroom has 25 kitchen and bathroom displays and hundreds of product samples.
  4. Transparent pricing before work begins. You see the full cost in writing before a single cabinet is ordered, and we back every project with a one-year labor warranty.
  5. Fully licensed, bonded, and insured. We maintain active affiliations with the Better Business Bureau and the National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA). Read what past customers have to say on our reviews page.

Visit Our Palatine Showroom, Serving Glenview & Surrounding Areas

Our showroom is located at 706 East Northwest Highway in Palatine, IL, a short drive from Glenview. There is no substitute for seeing materials in person. The way a countertop catches light, the weight of a cabinet door, and the scale of a full display. When you visit, you can spend time with a designer, make your selections, and leave with a clear picture of what your remodel can look like.

Visit our showroom page for directions and photos or book your appointment below.

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About Glenview, IL

Glenview is one of the most established residential communities on Chicago's north shore, located about 15 miles northwest of downtown in Cook County. The village is home to roughly 50,000 residents and is known for mature tree-lined neighborhoods, highly rated schools in the Glenbrook and Northfield Township districts, and a strong sense of community that keeps families here for decades.

The housing stock ranges from classic mid-century ranch and split-level homes to newer construction in developments like The Glen, built on the former Glenview Naval Air Station. Many of those older homes are now 20 to 40 years past their last update. When a family has been in their home that long, they know exactly what isn't working, and they're ready to do something about it. That's a conversation we know well.

Things to Do in Glenview, IL

Glenview is a community where people put down roots and stay, and it's easy to see why once you spend time here. A few of the places that make it worth living in.

The Grove National Historic Landmark

A 150-acre nature preserve in the heart of Glenview with walking trails, a nature center, and one of the best-preserved examples of a pre-settlement Illinois landscape. Visit The Grove — https://www.glenviewparks.org/the-grove/

The Glen Town Center

Built on the grounds of the former Glenview Naval Air Station, The Glen is the retail and dining hub on the east side of town, with restaurants, shops, and entertainment in a walkable open-air setting. Visit The Glen — https://theglentowncenter.com/

Kohl Children's Museum

One of the most visited family destinations on Chicago's north shore, with hands-on exhibits designed for young children. Visit Kohl Children's Museum — https://www.kohlchildrensmuseum.org/

Other Locations We Serve

Cabinets Plus is based in Palatine, IL, and proudly serves Glenview and communities throughout the northwest suburbs and the North Shore. Our remodeling services are available across the following locations.

Kitchen and Bathroom Remodeling FAQs for Glenview Homeowners

A kitchen remodel in the Glenview area typically ranges from $60K to $150K or more for a full gut remodel, with cabinetry alone often making up 25 to 30 percent of the total. Bathroom remodels tend to run lower, though master bath projects with custom tile, a walk-in shower, and upgraded fixtures can reach similar ranges. The best way to get an accurate number is to meet with a designer who can assess your space and develop a proposal around your actual scope. Our cost guide covers the main cost drivers in more detail.

The timeline depends on what the project involves. A straightforward bathroom remodel typically runs two to three weeks. Larger bathrooms with custom tile work or structural changes can take four to six weeks or longer. For kitchens, a simpler remodel usually takes five to seven weeks, while projects involving wall removal, soffit demolition, or extensive custom work can run ten to sixteen weeks. Glenview requires building permits for most kitchen and bathroom remodels, and permit timing is factored into the schedule at the start of planning.

Glenview has a significant number of homes built between the 1950s and 1980s, and older construction tends to surface a few items once a remodel gets underway. Plumbing supply lines may need updating depending on their age and material. Smoke detector placement almost always needs to meet current code as part of any permitted project. Building that into the timeline and budget from the beginning makes for a much smoother job than discovering it mid-project.

Usually, yes, with a few things worth checking first. Most dishwashers are 24 inches wide, and freestanding ranges are 30 inches, so standard replacements will fit if your current appliances need updating later. Built-in ovens are trickier because older sizes don't always match current cabinet dimensions, so if yours is an unusual size, it's worth flagging early in the design process. Refrigerators have gotten taller in recent years, so if you plan to keep yours, the space around it gets built accordingly. Faucets and garbage disposals over five years old are generally worth replacing while the kitchen is already open.

The most popular choice we see is quartz. It doesn't need sealing, holds up well in a working kitchen, and comes in a wide enough range of colors and patterns that most homeowners find something they love. Granite is a strong second. Each slab is unique because it's quarried stone, which appeals to homeowners who want something with natural character, though it does require periodic sealing to stay protected. Both are durable long-term investments that hold up well in the homes we work in across the north shore. The easiest way to make the call is to compare samples side by side in actual light, which is exactly what the showroom is for.