Kitchen NV provides kitchen remodeling in Pittsfield Township, MI, about 35 minutes (23 miles) from our Pinckney studio. The township sits directly south of Ann Arbor along State Street and US-23 and is home to about 39,147 residents (2020 Census), most of them in subdivisions and condo communities built from the 1990s through the 2010s.
What makes Pittsfield different is how young and how uniform its kitchens are. Few are in bad shape; most are simply builder layouts that never fit the family living in them, and association rules often shape what can change.
Builder layouts in 1990s–2010s Pittsfield subdivisions and condos
Pittsfield's houses came out of a handful of builders' catalogs, and their kitchens follow a script: an angled island or peninsula, a corner pantry, a desk nook, stained maple or cherry cabinets of one height, and a grid of recessed cans. The space is usually adequate. The problem is how it is divided, with traffic cutting through the work zone between the garage door and the family room.
Condos and townhomes add a second layer. Associations often limit work hours, require plans for plumbing or structural changes, and control deliveries. We read those rules before drawing so a design does not depend on a change the association will refuse.

Booking a Pittsfield design visit from our Pinckney base
Nick starts with a consultation at your home: what you love and dislike about the kitchen, how you host, what the association allows. Measurements follow. A design retainer opens the planning phase, and you receive layout studies, a floor plan, 3D images and cabinet elevations before a pricing presentation.
Material decisions are made with samples brought to your table, billed hourly or packaged. Kitchen NV places the cabinetry order after the purchase agreement, and partner contractors take on the construction, working within your condo or HOA hours, with Nick involved until it is done.

Kitchen remodeling in Pittsfield Township, from State Street condos to cul-de-sacs
Planning a kitchen in Pittsfield Township? Call (810) 923-8792
Call Kitchen NV in Pinckney, Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Design consultations are by appointment.
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Lillie Park, Ellsworth Road and Pittsfield's own permit office
Pittsfield Charter Township administers its own building permits and inspections within township limits, so applications go to the township rather than to Washtenaw County. The partner contractor files with the drawings and scope of work we provide. Confirm current submittal requirements with the township, and with your association if you live in a condo.
The township stretches from the Ann Arbor city line south toward Saline, with Lillie Park, Ellsworth Road and the State Street corridor familiar to anyone who lives here. Our route from Pinckney comes down US-23, which keeps the township within reach for site visits.
Before the subdivisions, this was farm country. The Sutherland-Wilson Farm on Textile Road, settled by a New York family in 1832, is now a township-owned historic site listed on the National Register, and 148-acre Lillie Park at Platt and Ellsworth carries the name of Robert A. Lillie, township supervisor from 1970 to 1983. Most homes now draw township water bought wholesale from the Ypsilanti Community Utilities Authority, so the well-water fixture planning we do in the northwest townships seldom applies here.

Kitchen NV
10094 Kress Rd, Pinckney, MI 48169
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Mon–Fri 9 a.m.–5 p.m. · Design consultations by appointment
Typical drive from our Pinckney base: ~35 min (23 mi).










