Sango Kitchen Remodeling Done Right

Sango’s residential boom happened in the 2005-2015 window, and the homes built during that period followed a predictable formula: open floor plan, granite countertops with an ogee edge, oak or thermofoil cabinets, and tile backsplash in tumbled travertine. It was the standard spec across Clarksville’s fastest-growing submarket, and it sold homes by the hundreds.

A decade later, those kitchens are showing their age. The thermofoil is peeling. The granite has a chip where someone set a cast-iron skillet down too hard. The grout between the travertine tiles has turned a shade of brown that no amount of cleaning will fix. And the style — the 2010 earth-tone palette that once felt warm and neutral — now reads as dated next to the cleaner, lighter aesthetic that’s taken over every home design platform.

Sango homeowners have been calling us in increasing numbers because the kitchen they bought with the house no longer matches the home they’ve made it into. Our Pleasant View showroom — about 40 minutes south on I-24 — has the materials and design team to bring these kitchens current without the overhaul of a full renovation.