If you’re looking to remodel your kitchen, look to Kitchens and Bathrooms First to ensure the entire project gets taken care of from start to finish. Our design team works closely with you to take into account your lifestyle, budget, family size, and long term family plans to develop a functional space plan tailored to your kitchen renovation project.
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Often the first question that comes to mind when considering a kitchen renovation is how much will this project cost?
When estimating the cost of a kitchen renovation, it can prove to be difficult to provide a generic quote without first inspecting the space and fully understanding the requirements of the redesign.
There are many things that can influence a project’s cost such as pre-existing conditions due to age of the home, relocation of walls for alteration of the layout, selections for cabinets, appliances and finishes, as well as electrical, mechanical, and plumbing upgrades. There are many variables that come into play.
Typically a kitchen renovation can cost between $25K and $75K. The cost of a new kitchen could be compared to the cost of a new car, what type of car? Will it be a basic Chevrolet, or a fully loaded BMW? It is all about the options.
We will need to understand more about the actual project details and requirements to arrive at a more accurate cost for a particular kitchen renovation project. Let’s consider two different kitchen renovations.
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Standard Kitchen Renovations:
A standard kitchen renovation of a small to moderate size would follow the same structure as your current kitchen. By keeping the appliances and fixtures in the same locations and keeping the space intact, there is typically little need to redo plumbing and electrical work.
Simple lighting: Standard lighting would be included as opposed to many recessed pot lights.
Basic appliances: No built-in appliances, warming drawers, wine coolers, microwave drawers and so on.
Cost-effective tile and flooring: Using less expensive materials, whether it’s the ceramic tile backsplash, vinyl or laminate flooring or other surfaces, will help you keep costs down.
Standard cabinetry: Keep your costs down by reusing the existing cabinets, or installing a few new cabinets. This may be all that you need to get the function and style you want. We look at your existing cabinets to determine their condition, size and whether it makes sense for them to remain or be replaced.
Laminate counters: Laminates have improved significantly over the past few years. With better edge designs and photo printing, it’s easy to save the money and use laminate. Dressing up the edge is one really nice and inexpensive way to make a laminate counter shine.
Mid to Upper-Range Kitchen Renovation:
In contrast to the standard kitchen renovation, a more intensive project can require the total reworking of your existing kitchen space. Everything in your kitchen, including walls, may need to be moved. This requires new plumbing, electrical, mechanical and so on.
Professional-style appliances: Counter depth or built in stainless steel refrigerators, induction cook tops, double wall ovens, and convection ovens are appliances you might want to include in your new kitchen. These choices will have an impact on the design and cabinets you select for your new kitchen.
Custom cabinetry: Detailed solid wood doors with custom stain and glaze in nonstandard sizes with all the accessories make for a beautiful and functional kitchen at a cost.
Custom lighting solutions: Choose from a variety of pot lights, accent lighting, and under cabinet lighting
Quality hardware: Soft close hinges, drawers, upgraded door and drawer pulls to accent your kitchen.
Premium flooring: Wood or porcelain tile or a stone floor will be more costly than a vinyl sheet or laminate.
Granite or quartz counters and a glass mosaic tile backsplash: A quartz or natural stone material such as granite will certainly be more costly than a laminate top. For some, the look and feel of these materials is worth the extra cost.
Custom storage: With custom cabinets come opportunities for integrated storage solutions, pull outs, and organizers.
Contact us today, and we can work together to get a better idea of the costs involved in your custom kitchen renovation.
