Completed project / Sacramento, California
Kitchen and Mini Bar Remodel in Sacramento
A continuous quartz peninsula, refreshed kitchen surfaces and a matching mini bar.
US Construction Remodeling Corp. renewed the counters and backsplash in this Sacramento kitchen while retaining the existing cabinetry. We also lowered the raised peninsula to one level and added a quartz countertop to the mini bar.
- Location
- Sacramento, California
- Project
- Kitchen and mini bar
- Cabinetry
- Existing kitchen cabinets retained
- Completed
- October 2026
The project film
See how the kitchen took shape.
Watch the raised peninsula come down, the floor tile removal and the mini bar frame installation, before the quartz tops went in.
Watch the project videoThe homeowner's priorities
A new kitchen surface without replacing every cabinet.
The homeowner wanted to update the counters and peninsula while keeping the existing kitchen cabinetry. We developed the work around those cabinets and coordinated the adjoining mini bar with the new quartz.
Keep the cabinets. Renew the surfaces.
Existing counters and affected backsplash were removed, then new quartz counters and a matching backsplash were installed.
Bring the peninsula to one level.
The raised section was lowered to create one continuous surface, with support for the overhang and knee space retained for seating.
From removal to preparation
Prepare the base before the new quartz goes in.
Our team removed the original dark countertops and prepared the supporting surfaces for the replacement quartz. The lowered peninsula and plywood base are visible in the installation photograph.
Counters and backsplash
One level, with room to sit.
White quartz with prominent gray veining carries across the counters and peninsula. The single-level surface connects kitchen preparation space with the seating side.
The matching backsplash continues behind the sink and cooking area. Sink, fixture and appliance connections were completed as the installation progressed.
Explore our kitchen remodeling servicesThe adjoining mini bar
A matching quartz top for the mini bar.
We built the lower cabinet frame and installed its quartz top. The open lower sections provide storage beneath the counter, with a glass-front wall cabinet above.
The project combined kitchen surface work with a coordinated mini bar. New flooring and final painting were the homeowner’s part of the project.
Start with your kitchen
What would you like to keep, and what needs to change?
Bring us your ideas for counters, cabinets, a peninsula or an adjoining bar. We will review the existing kitchen and help you define the work around your priorities.
Share your property location and a few photos through our estimate form. Your price depends on the surfaces, layout and installation work your kitchen needs.