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Ginter Park at a Glance

These verified details shape every kitchen remodeling Ginter Park project.

ZIP: 23227
Jurisdiction: City of Richmond, an independent city. The NRHP nomination lists it as independent city code 760.
Bounds: Brook Rd to the west. Claremont Ave and North Ave to the north. Brookland Park Blvd to the south and Chamberlayne-area avenues to the east.
Housing: Developed from 1895 by Lewis Ginter as a planned suburb. Homes date from the 1890s to the 1930s. The Ginter Park Historic District was listed on the National Register in 1986.
Landmarks: Union Presbyterian Seminary at 3401 Brook Rd, on land the Ginter family donated in 1898. Pollard Park, donated in 1895.
Major roads: Brook Rd, Chamberlayne Ave, Brookland Park Blvd, North Ave, Seminary Ave.
Nearby: Adjacent Northside neighborhoods.
Utilities: Dominion Energy for electric. Richmond Gas Works for gas. City of Richmond DPU for water and sewer.
Water quality: Richmond's 2025 water report shows 100 percent compliance with federal and state drinking water standards. It is based on 55,000+ tests of 14,000+ samples. See the 2025 city water quality report.
Permit office: City Bureau of Permits and Inspections, 900 E Broad St, Room 110, (804) 646-4169. Apply through the EnerGov online portal.
Climate: Citywide urban heat-island effect plus heavier rainfall and storm flooding.

What Ginter Park Kitchens Typically Need

Kitchens in 1890s-1930s Homes

Ginter-era homes paired formal front rooms with workmanlike kitchens. Service-wing and rear-kitchen layouts are common.

Cabinet refacing for Ginter-era homes keeps original millwork safe while updating the look. Original built-ins deserve a plan that protects them.

The Federal Listing vs City Review

The historic district is listed on the National Register. That is a federal designation, per the National Register nomination.

City-level review is a separate question, and it is unconfirmed for Ginter Park addresses. Check the city's historic-district map for your parcel before planning any exterior work.

Generous Lots, Bigger Kitchens

Planned-suburb lots often have room to grow. Additions are realistic here.

Additions need a full Richmond building permit, plus separate trade permits. A provider should confirm setbacks and zoning before design starts.

Example: Refacing a 1910s Kitchen Near Brook Rd

The example below is illustrative, not a real completed job.

You own a 1910s home with a rear kitchen and original built-ins worth keeping. The cabinet fronts are worn, but the boxes are solid.

This is the classic Ginter Park setup. Formal rooms up front, a working kitchen in back.

An independent provider typically refaces the cabinets with veneer and new Shaker fronts. The built-ins stay untouched.

New quartz counters complete the update. Refacing takes 3 to 5 days and costs 30 to 50 percent less than full replacement. Richmond mid-range remodels run $20,000 to $40,000, per 2026 Richmond cost data.

Before you call, inventory the built-ins worth keeping. That list guides the provider's plan and protects what matters.

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Ready when you are. Call (804) 555-3729, Mon-Fri 9 to 5 ET or Sat 10 to 2. We will connect you with an independent Ginter Park kitchen pro.

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Permits and Practical Notes for Ginter Park

Permits for kitchen remodeling Ginter Park projects start at the Bureau of Permits and Inspections. The office sits at 900 E Broad St, Room 110, (804) 646-4169.

It takes applications through the EnerGov portal. See the city permit application guide. Electrical, plumbing, mechanical, and gas work each need a separate trade permit.

Installing or replacing cabinetry and trim does not need a building permit. Paint and like-for-like fixture swaps are also exempt. Additions and structural work always need one.

Confirm any provider's license at the state licensing board before signing anything.

Kitchen Services Available in Ginter Park

Ginter Park homeowners can choose from nine kitchen remodeling services. Cabinet refacing suits sound old boxes.

Additions serve owners who want a bigger kitchen. New countertops finish the room.

Professional painting, countertop refinishing, backsplash tiling, plumbing relocation, and appliance integration cover the rest. Many Ginter Park callers also ask about bathroom remodeling.

Nearby Areas We Serve

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Bellevue
Laburnum Park
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Ginter Park Kitchen Remodeling FAQs

How much does a Ginter Park kitchen remodel cost?

Richmond kitchen remodels run $14,000 to $42,000, averaging about $20,000, per 2026 data. Ginter Park's larger homes sometimes run higher when layouts change. Refacing cabinets instead of replacing them saves 30 to 50 percent.

Who was Lewis Ginter?

Lewis Ginter developed Ginter Park starting in 1895 as a planned suburb. His family donated the land for Union Presbyterian Seminary in 1898 and Pollard Park in 1895. Homes in the district date from the 1890s to the 1930s.

Is Ginter Park a historic district?

The Ginter Park Historic District was listed on the National Register in 1986, a federal designation. Whether it also carries a city Old and Historic overlay is unconfirmed. Check the city's historic-district map for your address before exterior work.

Can I add onto my Ginter Park kitchen?

Often yes, since planned-suburb lots can fit additions. Additions need a Richmond building permit, plus separate trade permits for electrical, plumbing, and mechanical work. A provider should confirm setbacks and zoning before design starts.

Get a Free Referral to a Ginter Park Kitchen Remodeler

Call (804) 555-3729, Mon-Fri 9 to 5 ET or Sat 10 to 2. For kitchen remodeling Ginter Park projects, we connect you with independent local providers, free of charge.

Kitchen Remodeling Pro is a free referral service. We connect callers with independent local providers and may be paid by those providers. We do not perform remodeling work or endorse any single provider.

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By Kitchen Remodeling Pro Editorial Team. Last updated: October 1, 2026.

Kitchen Remodeling in Ginter Park