Meet Casey Eves

Class A General Contractor, Commonwealth of Virginia, Certified Kitchen Designer

Casey Eves, Certified Kitchen Designer and Class A General Contractor, standing in a custom kitchen she designed in Charlottesville, Virginia

Casey Eves Design + Build began in 2017 and has grown steadily since — one kitchen at a time, in Charlottesville and Albemarle.

Kitchen design and general contracting are usually two different people with two different priorities. Holding both licenses means the plan and the build are decided together, by someone who knows what a drawing has to survive in the field and leads a team dedicated to achieving the same quality standards.

Built around who actually calls

Nearly everyone who reaches out to us is a woman. That has shaped the firm more than anything else. It's a woman-led practice with a woman general contractor, which in this industry is still unusual enough that clients bring it up.

What they tell us is that they're listened to. Questions get answered rather than deflected, decisions are explained rather than assumed, and nobody talks past them to a spouse. Renovating a kitchen means a stranger in your house for weeks — who that person is matters.

Casey runs Casey Eves Design + Build and Rift & Quarter, our custom cabinetry company.

She's a mom to two ACPS kids and stays active in the community advocating for the building industry. Her free time goes to cycling, yoga, and travel.

Custom kitchen by Casey Eves Design & Build with white stone island countertop, pendant lighting, white cabinetry, and leather barstool seating
Casey Eves reviewing fabric swatches in a kitchen as part of her interior design and kitchen renovation process
Kitchen with white cabinets, pendant lighting, and leather barstools at the island by Casey Eves, Charlottesville kitchen designer and contractor

Why kitchens only

We've spent over a decade in one room — drawing it, specifying it, and building it. That focus is why the estimate holds and the schedule holds.

No bathrooms. No additions. No new construction.

Pale gray kitchen cabinetry with wood range hood and herringbone tile backsplash by Casey Eves Design & Build

Why we build our own cabinetry

Because designing inside a manufacturer's catalog means compromising the plan to fit the product. Owning the cabinetry means the drawing comes first. More on cabinetry →

Kitchen with wood island cabinetry, white upper cabinets, pendant lighting, and white stone countertops by Casey Eves, Certified Kitchen Designer

One project at a time

Deliberate, not a limitation. It's what makes single-point accountability possible rather than aspirational.