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Kitchen and Bathroom Remodeling in Fairfax, VA
Our Fairfax showroom is on Main Street. See cabinets, counters, tile and fixtures in person and your design in 3D, then let us handle the permits, whether your home is in Fairfax County or the City of Fairfax.
★ 4.7 on Google · 139 reviews of this showroom
Our work in Fairfax
Kitchen and bathroom remodels in Fairfax
One Fairfax home, two stories: first the bathrooms, then the kitchen
Three bathrooms in a 1959 home
In the primary bath, three small spaces became one room, with a freestanding tub and a walk-in shower together behind glass and a walnut double vanity between two linen towers. The hall bath got a half wall with glass over the tub, and the basement bath followed with the kitchen.
Read the Fairfax bathroom story →
Then they came back for the kitchen
The same homeowners came back after their bathrooms. We opened the kitchen to the dining room, folded in the powder room, ran walnut slab cabinets to the ceiling and built a walnut hood over their green 48-inch range.
Read the Fairfax kitchen story →Another Fairfax home, two stories: first the kitchen, then the primary bath
A two-tone kitchen with open shelves
White maple cabinets stacked to the ceiling, a darker maple island with seats at a table end and a microwave drawer, a gas cooktop with the oven below, and wood shelves around the window on glossy subway tile.
Read the Fairfax kitchen story →
Then they came back for the primary bath
They asked for it to match the kitchen: the same subway tile in matte and the same black pulls, with a freestanding tub under the window, a bigger glass shower and two maple vanities on legs.
Read the Fairfax primary bath story →More Fairfax kitchens and baths
Two walls out, a higher ceiling and French doors
We took out two load-bearing walls on engineered beams, raised the ceiling and turned the kitchen window into 60-inch black French doors, with a big island at the center.
Read the open kitchen story →
A primary bath and a walk-in closet
A pedestal tub under a chandelier, wood-look floors and a corner shower with frameless glass, rain and wall heads and a pebble floor.
Read the primary bath story →
An angled wall out, one gray island
An angled wall came out, the ovens moved beside the refrigerator, and one gray island with the cooktop replaced a two-level granite bar.
Read the angled kitchen story →Nearby, from the same showroom
Our Fairfax showroom also serves the towns around it. See the kitchens and bathrooms we built there: Burke · Vienna · Centreville · Springfield · McLean · Arlington · all the areas we serve →
In their own words: one Fairfax family, the bathrooms first and then the kitchen
“So they were very communicative, which is not the industry standard, so we really appreciate that.”
Julie · Two bathrooms · Fairfax, VA
“Now we're thrilled to have a kitchen that we love cooking in.”
Julie · Kitchen, after her bathrooms · Fairfax, VA
“They certainly deliver. As far as living in this kitchen, it was worth every ounce of dust. It is exactly my home now.”
Lisa · Kitchen · Burke, VA
Our Fairfax showroom
Visit our Fairfax showroom
What you can see and do at 9970 Main Street.
Fairfax Kitchen and Bath, Fairfax
9970 Main Street
Fairfax, VA 22031
Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 5 pm
9970 Main Street, Fairfax, VA 22031
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- See your room in 3DYour designer builds your kitchen in 3D on the showroom screen. Walk through it, move things, change it until it is yours.
- Compare materials in personOne-stop remodeling showrooms: design, cabinets, counters, tile, fixtures, permits, build and warranty under one roof.
- More than the showroom floorNot just what is on our showroom floor: Porcelanosa, Conestoga, Best Tile and other partners with warehouses near DC.
- Start with SenaYour first call is with Sena K., our sales director, not a call center. She listens, answers your questions and matches you with your designer. She calls you back within 2 business hours.
Fairfax at a glance
What a Fairfax remodel runs into
Six local facts, each linked to the office that published it.
Permits
County or City of Fairfax
Most Fairfax addresses get permits from Fairfax County Land Development Services, through PLUS. Inside city limits, the City of Fairfax's Code Administration, part of its Fire Department, issues residential construction permits.
Checked Oct 24, 2026Review time
1 business day
Since April 2026 the county's residential Fast Track review takes 1 business day instead of 5 for non-complex projects, including minor interior alterations. Whether a kitchen qualifies is the county's call.
Checked Oct 24, 2026Fees
5% higher since July 1, 2026
County building and site fees rose another 5% for applications filed on or after July 1, 2026. The City lists its repairs and alterations fee as $93.60 plus 1% of the cost over $1,000.
Checked Oct 24, 2026Homes
69.9% owner-occupied
Median owner home value $722,600 in the City of Fairfax (American Community Survey, 2020 to 2024).
Checked Oct 24, 2026Town approval
Vienna and Clifton add a step
Fairfax County says projects in the Towns of Vienna and Clifton need separate town approval, uploaded to PLUS with the county application.
Checked Oct 24, 2026Old cabinets
ReStores in Alexandria and Chantilly
Habitat DC-NOVA's two ReStores take complete cabinet sets with doors, with free pickup for large donations.
Checked Oct 24, 2026Kitchens in Fairfax
Kitchen remodeling in Fairfax, VA: what needs a permit
Fairfax County draws the line clearly. A kitchen renovation needs a permit; replacing only the cabinets and countertops does not. A new or moved sink adds a plumbing permit, new lights, outlets or a wall oven add an electrical permit, and a range hood with new ductwork adds a mechanical permit. Fairfax County: does my project need a permit?
Inside the City of Fairfax, the City's own Code Administration issues the permit instead. We check which office covers your address before we draw anything. City of Fairfax Code Administration
Cost: In our sold jobs, a cabinets, counters and backsplash refresh starts at about $20,000, and most full kitchen remodels in the same layout fall between $32,000 and $60,000+. There is no ceiling; we have built kitchens past $200,000. A range is a starting point, not a quote.
Kitchen remodeling across Northern Virginia → · What a kitchen remodel costs →
Bathrooms in Fairfax
Bathroom remodeling in Fairfax, VA: plumbing permits and timing
The county treats a bathroom remodel like a kitchen: the remodel needs a permit, but a new vanity, tile or flooring on its own does not. When a sink, tub, shower or toilet moves, or a new one is added, a plumbing permit joins the job. Plumbing, electrical and mechanical permits are filed as "child" permits of the residential alteration permit. County alteration permit page
Cost and timing: Most of our bathrooms fall between $20,000 and $60,000+. A bath that keeps its layout takes 3 to 4 weeks of construction; a primary suite with layout changes takes 4 to 8 weeks, after 2 to 6 weeks of design. Permits add time. These are typical times from our jobs, not a promise.
Bathroom remodeling across Northern Virginia → · What a bathroom remodel costs →
Permits and approvals
Who approves what around Fairfax
- Fairfax County: PLUS portal, permit line 703-222-0801; Vienna and Clifton add town approval. County permit page County alteration permit
- City of Fairfax: Code Administration, 10455 Armstrong Street, Room 208, (703) 385-7830, weekdays 8:30 am to 5 pm. City page
- Our part: we handle the whole permit process: the building permit, the trade permits, the scope, the county fees and every inspection. You never deal with the county.
Check any contractor before you hire
Fairfax County's own advice: a Virginia contractor license is required for jobs of $1,000 or more, and be wary of a contractor who wants the permit pulled in your name. County: hiring a contractor Virginia's DPOR adds: get a written contract, and its guide puts the deposit at no more than 10% or $1,000, whichever is less (30% for custom orders). DPOR: hiring a contractor
Our Virginia license is DPOR Class A #2705163164. Look it up on DPOR. Our guide to choosing a remodeling contractor →
Ask Sena about your Fairfax permit →Your old kitchen
Where your old Fairfax kitchen or bath can go
- Habitat DC-NOVA's ReStores: Alexandria (869 South Pickett Street) and Chantilly (4311 Walney Road), take wood cabinets as a complete set with doors, appliances under 10 years old and new boxed tile; free pickup for large donations. What ReStores accept
- County pickup: Fairfax County's special pickup is only for county collection customers and takes no construction debris. Special pickup rules
- Landfill: the county trucks home-renovation debris to a landfill in King George County, and the Furnace Road entrance to the I-95 complex closed for good on October 10, 2026. County disposal notice
- Our container: Demolition debris goes into our own 14-foot container, dropped on demo day and removed as soon as demolition is done.
How we work
A Fairfax remodel in 3 phases
Sena, our sales director, stays your executive contact from the first call to the final walkthrough.
Phase 1
Plan and design
Leads: Sena, then your designer- First call with Sena, our sales director
- Free in-home consultation and measurements
- 3D design on the showroom screen; change it until it is yours
- Material selections and your proposal
- Contract, then the hand-off meeting: final measurement with your designer and project manager
Phase 2
Order and permits
Leads: Our operations manager and permit department- Every material ordered and received in our warehouse
- We handle every permit and inspection
- Start date set by your designer, project manager, operations manager and Sena
- Your job-start email and preparation checklist
Phase 3
Build
Leads: Your project manager and lead technician- Demo day: our container arrives, the permit goes on the door
- Inspections scheduled by our team; we meet the inspector
- Countertop and glass partners measure; you approve their drawings
- Final walkthrough with your project manager; two-year warranty starts
Reviews
Reviews of our Fairfax showroom
★ 4.7 on Google from 139 reviews of this showroom's listing. Read the Fairfax showroom reviews on Google → The videos above are homeowners from Fairfax and Burke.
“We recently bought a home with an outdated kitchen with the intention of renovating. After researching several options, we chose Fairfax Kitchen and Bath for the renovation—and we couldn’t be happier with our decision. … Our designer, Sam Senoglu, was amazing to work with. He helped us choose the cabinet colors, appliances, and wall colors, and provided thoughtful suggestions that truly elevated the final design. … Our project manager, Ege Bulut, ensured everything ran smoothly and efficiently, while manager Hamza Ozkara was always available and helpful whenever we had questions. … The new kitchen completely transformed our home, and we highly recommend their team to anyone considering a renovation.”
“I had a fantastic experience with Fairfax Kitchen and Bath for my bathroom remodel. My Designer, Sena Konya, understood my style and selected beautiful fixtures and finishes for the bathroom. She also recommended several "convenience" features, like dimmers and drawer outlets, which were thoughtful features that helped achieve a spa-like aesthetic. My Project Manager, Ege Bulut, was exceptional. He proactively communicated the project activities and promptly responded to every question or concern that I had. … I solicited several quotes from other companies prior to selecting FKB. FKB was not the lowest cost option but they absolutely delivered a high-quality product and even better service than I expected. …”
“We hired Fairfax Kitchen and Bath to do a full kitchen remodel. From the start their designer Touche was amazing and provided us with 3D versions of our dream kitchen. Most of all the communication from the project managers Ege and Harp was fantastic. We were kept informed about all steps in the process and times the crew would be arriving. The actual crew worked extremely well together and cleaned up prior to leaving every day. … I could go on and on, but they are an excellent company and offered a fair price. THANK YOU We love our new kitchen.”
“Today was the completion of having our old Jacuzzi tub (before picture) converted into a shower with a large bench, dual shower head, niche and grab bars. We also had a recessed light, new fan, towel bar and toilet paper holder installed. … We are beyond thrilled with Fairfax Kitchen and Bath, who created this for us! … The project manager, Ege, came to our house almost every day to check on the work. And I can't say enough great things about Cesar and Daniel, who were at our house on time every day, worked on the weekend, did a great job and were always friendly, laughing and respected our home. …”
Areas served
Towns this showroom serves
Virginia towns go to the nearer of Fairfax or Sterling, and Maryland and DC to Bethesda. A town with its own page links to it.
- Fairfax
- Fairfax Station
- Burke →
- Annandale
- Clifton
- Mantua
- Centreville →
- Vienna →
- Oakton
- Merrifield
- Dunn Loring
- Falls Church
- Springfield →
- Alexandria →
- Arlington →
- Chantilly
- McLean →
- Woodbridge
- Dale City
- Lake Ridge
- Manassas
- Manassas Park
- Bristow
- Nokesville
- Dumfries
- Triangle
We also work from this showroom in Tysons, Bull Run, Lorton, Newington, Fort Belvoir, Franconia, Rose Hill, Lincolnia, Groveton, Huntington, Hybla Valley, Belle Haven, Fort Hunt, Mount Vernon, Baileys Crossroads, Seven Corners, West Falls Church, Rosslyn, Idylwood, Wolf Trap, North Springfield and West Springfield.
Great Falls, Reston, Herndon and the Loudoun towns are served from our Sterling showroom.
All areas we serve, with each town's showroom and permit office →
Questions
Fairfax remodeling questions
Do I need a permit for a kitchen or bathroom remodel in Fairfax?
Yes for a remodel, no for a simple swap. Fairfax County says a kitchen renovation or a bathroom remodel needs a permit, while swapping cabinets, countertops, a vanity, tile, flooring or paint does not. Moving a sink, tub, shower or toilet adds a plumbing permit. Inside the City of Fairfax, the City's Code Administration issues the permit instead of the county. We handle the whole permit process, from the building and trade permits to the county fees and every inspection, so you never deal with the county.
How much does a kitchen remodel cost in Fairfax?
In our sold jobs, a cabinets, counters and backsplash refresh starts at about $20,000, and most full kitchen remodels in the same layout fall between $32,000 and $60,000+. Size, layout changes and your selections set the price, and there is no ceiling; we have built kitchens past $200,000. A range is a starting point, not a quote.
How long does a bathroom remodel take in Fairfax?
A bathroom that keeps the same layout takes 3 to 4 weeks of construction; a larger primary bath with layout changes takes 4 to 8 weeks. Design usually takes 2 to 6 weeks before that, and the permit adds time. These are typical times from our jobs, not a promise.
What can I do at the Fairfax showroom?
See cabinets, counters, tile and fixtures in person, and walk through your kitchen or bath in 3D on our showroom screen with your designer. The showroom is at 9970 Main Street, Fairfax, VA 22031, open Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 5 pm. Call (703) 539-5953.
Where can I donate old kitchen cabinets near Fairfax?
Habitat DC-NOVA's two ReStores are in Alexandria (869 South Pickett Street) and Chantilly (4311 Walney Road). They take wood cabinets as a complete set with doors and offer free pickup for large donations, usually 2 to 3 weeks out.
Which towns does the Fairfax showroom serve?
Fairfax, Fairfax Station, Burke, Annandale, Clifton, Mantua, Centreville, Vienna, Oakton, Merrifield, Dunn Loring, Falls Church, Springfield, Alexandria, Arlington, Chantilly and McLean, plus Woodbridge, Dale City, Lake Ridge, Manassas, Manassas Park, Bristow, Nokesville, Dumfries and Triangle in Prince William County. Virginia towns are matched to the nearer of our Fairfax and Sterling showrooms, and Maryland and DC to Bethesda, but you are welcome at any of our three showrooms.
Ready to talk about your Fairfax kitchen or bathroom?
Send the short form below or call us. Sena, our sales director, calls you back, and a designer comes to your Fairfax home for a free consultation and measurements. You are welcome at any of our three showrooms: Fairfax, Sterling or Bethesda.