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We had Jason & Co. design, build, and install the cabinetry for our kitchen remodel, and the results exceeded our high expectations. Jason took time to…
Kevin E. · Google · Jul 2026
After talking with multiple designers about renovating our nearly 30-year-old kitchen, nearly everyone pointed me to Jason Straw and the team at Straw…
Michael · Google · Jul 2026
We met Jason while he was finishing a home in our neighborhood. From our first conversation remotely we felt he brought an interesting and different…
J. F. · Google · May 2026
My wife and I met with Jason and Neil to discuss our home renovation. They took our vision and added their personal and professional insights and we…
Allen L. · Google · Mar 2026
Amazing custom table from Jason & Co. (Benches were already w/ the house.) We needed a very specific table to fit this booth, with that awesome single…
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Kitchen Remodeling services · Gainesville FL

What we do

  • Custom Kitchen Cabinets
  • Custom Modern Bathroom Vanities
  • Porcelain Front Cabinetry
  • Custom Bathroom Cabinets & Vanities

Service area

Serving Gainesville & Surrounding Communities

  • Alachua City
  • Archer
  • NE Gainesville / Airport
  • Hawthorne
  • High Springs

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Before you hire

5 Things You Should Ask Your Kitchen Remodeling Contractor

Where does this budget actually sit?
Cabinets, counters, and moving utilities drive cost in that order.
What's ordered, and what's the longest lead?
Appliance and cabinet lead times routinely exceed the build.
What does this scope trigger?
Relocating plumbing or electrical means permit and inspection.
What's the real timeline, and what's the temporary setup?
Nobody plans well for six weeks without a kitchen.
What's the change order process, and what's the markup?
Late changes cost multiples of early ones.