Charter Colony is a large master planned community made up of nineteen connected villages in Midlothian, with a mix of single family homes, townhomes, and condos built over more than two decades. Some sections of the community date back to the 1990s and early 2000s, while newer villages like Landon Village are still being built today. That range means Charter Colony homeowners come to us with very different starting points, from a kitchen that’s ready for its first real update to a newer home where the goal is simply moving past standard builder finishes. Tennessee Designs Kitchen and Bath Remodelers works with homeowners across that whole range.
In the community’s older villages, original kitchens often reflect the layouts and finishes common when those homes were built, with smaller footprints, closed off floor plans, and cabinetry that’s simply reached the end of its useful life. Our kitchen remodeling service handles both full renovations and smaller updates, so the project matches what your specific kitchen needs.
For newer Charter Colony homes, the goal is often different. Many newer builds come with gourmet kitchens and open concept layouts already in place, so the focus shifts to upgrading standard builder cabinetry, countertops, and lighting to something more personal. Either way, we start by understanding your kitchen’s current layout and your household’s habits before proposing any design changes.
With homes spread across so many connected villages, Charter Colony homeowners have a wide range of needs, and we’ve built our process to accommodate that range. Homeowners choose us for a few consistent reasons:
You can see examples of completed kitchens and bathrooms on our projects page, and learn more about our team on the about us page.
Whether you’re updating an older kitchen or personalizing a newer one, our custom design and build kitchen service can include:
Bathrooms in Charter Colony’s original villages often carry outdated tile, worn vanities, and fixtures that were standard decades ago but don’t match today’s expectations. Our bathroom remodel service covers full primary suite renovations as well as smaller updates to secondary and guest bathrooms, scoped to fit your goals and your budget.
In newer sections of the community, primary suites often already include a private ensuite and a walk in closet, so the more common request is upgrading standard fixtures and finishes to something that feels more custom. We handle both kinds of projects with the same attention to layout, storage, and finish quality.
As your dedicated Tennessee Designs Kitchen & Bath Remodelers Charter Colony, we are committed to delivering results that exceed your expectations. We take immense pride in our craftsmanship and the lasting relationships we build with our clients through Custom Kitchen and Bathroom Renovations Charter Colony.
Your dream home is within reach. Whether you are inspired by the latest modern trends or prefer a timeless, classic look, our design team is ready to bring your vision to life. We invite you to view our portfolio of completed projects in the area to see the level of quality we bring to every doorstep.
Contact Tennessee Designs today to schedule your private in-home consultation. Let’s start the journey of transforming your Charter Colony residence into a masterpiece of design and comfort.
Cost depends on the size of the room, the scope of the work, and the materials you choose. We provide an honest, upfront quote during your free consultation, so you know what to expect before any work begins.
Timelines vary based on scope. A bathroom update usually takes less time than a full kitchen renovation, especially if the layout is changing. We give you a specific timeline once we’ve seen your home.
Most projects involving plumbing, electrical, or structural changes require a permit through Chesterfield County. We manage the permitting process as part of the job.
Often, yes. Many newer Charter Colony homes come with standard builder finishes that homeowners later want to upgrade, whether that’s cabinetry, countertops, or lighting. A remodel in a newer home usually focuses on personalization rather than replacing worn out materials.
Yes. We regularly plan around the framing, plumbing, and electrical systems found in homes from the community’s earlier villages, especially when a layout change is part of the project.
