
Historic Catlin Court, Glendale AZ
Kitchen remodels, cabinets, countertops and islands planned for Historic Catlin Court homes.
Historic Catlin Court sits in downtown Glendale between 58th and 59th Avenues, a neighborhood subdivided in 1914 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1992.
Bungalows are the most common style here. Their kitchens tend to be small, and remodels fit modern storage and wiring into the room while keeping the character of the house.
The City of Glendale's building permit Q&A says new electrical circuits and outlets, drain pipes and gas pipes all need a permit. A kitchen that adds an island circuit, moves the sink or runs gas to a new range crosses that line. When yours does, we pull the permit and call for each inspection.
More storage from a small footprint.
Wiring and plumbing brought up to current code while walls are open.
Inset cabinets, wood counters and tile that suit a bungalow.
Yes. We plan for older wiring and plumbing and choose finishes that suit the house. New circuits and drain work go through the City of Glendale permit process.
Ask the City of Glendale about historic district rules if the work changes windows or the exterior. We'll help you raise the question before the plan is final.
Share a few details about your Historic Catlin Court home and the first thing you'd change in the kitchen.
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