Beginning to think about redoing your kitchen? Stroll through our website to look at the vast selection of materials from knobs to cabinet available out on the market today. This websites main purpose is to aid you and get you excited about changing your kitchen. Whether you want to cosmetically or dramatically change your kitchen, we hope this will be a useful tool. Give us a call today, for a free in-home consultation (Design & Estimate not included). Here below you’ll find some general information to help you create a realistic budget for you kitchen remodel.
- Basic Kitchen Upgrade, $25,000 and up
The cost above is based on a 14' x 14' (approximate) size kitchen. What is typically called a Tear-Out & Replace; meaning the layout of the kitchen is essentially the same with minor changes.
Materials would include: a semi-custom cabinet line, plastic laminate countertops, new floors, fresh coat of paint on walls & ceiling, and low-end to mid-range priced appliances.
- Minor Kitchen Remodel, $35,000 and up
to stay consistent, the cost above is also based on a 14’ x 14’ (approximate) size kitchen. This type of remodel is known as, Full Kitchen Remodel; meaning the layout of the kitchen will change dramatically.
Materials would include: a semi-custom to custom cabinet line, granite or quartz countertops, new lighting scheme layout, new floors, fresh coat of paint on walls & ceiling, tiled backsplash, mid-range priced appliances.
- Major Kitchen Remodel, $65,000 and up
the cost above is based on a 14’ x 14’ (approximate) size kitchen. This is termed a, Major Kitchen Remodel; meaning the kitchen will be fully gutted and every aspect of the kitchen will change extensively.
Materials would include: a custom cabinet line, granite or quartz countertops, new light scheme layout, new custom stone floors, and fresh coat of paint on walls & ceiling, custom tiled backsplash, high-end priced appliances.
Beyond a consultation, please also look to the Design & Estimate Service section which maybe an equally important option for you and the project you’re working on whether it’s a residential or a commercial project.
