If you want to spice things up with a stylish showpiece in your home, the kitchen is the hottest place to be. It’s no surprise that the kitchen space is one of the most important to potential home buyers if you’ve got the budget, why not enjoy those bonuses in your own home.

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People choose kitchen remodeling for a variety of reasons. According to a 2017 Houzz study, 43% of respondents remodeled because they could "no longer stand the old kitchen."Following closely behind, 40% said they wanted to update their kitchen all along but just became financially ready.

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It makes sense that the price tag can stop some people from a renovation project. Whether you’re planning for just a few well-chosen updates or a complete overhaul of your current space, kitchen remodels don’t come cheap. So how do you know if it’s the right investment for you and your home? Is it really worth it?

We’ll tackle all of those questions (and more) to help you update your kitchen the smart way!

 

How Much Does a Kitchen Remodel Cost?

Renovating your kitchen can get expensive very quickly, especially if you have dreams of custom cabinets, quartz counters and spacious islands.

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Remodeling Magazine’s 2018 Cost vs. Value Report says the average cost to renovate a 200-square-foot kitchen with wood cabinets, an island, laminate countertops and a standard sink and faucet is just under $64,000. That price also includes new appliances, lighting and flooring.

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But it’s also possible to spend much more or much less than that. For example, a gourmet kitchen with granite countertops, custom cabinets and a tile backsplash—along with built-in and commercial-grade appliances—could cost close to $126,000.

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On the other hand, a simpler remodel that consists of replacing appliances, updating only cabinet fronts and hardware, choosing new laminate counters, and installing new flooring costs an average of just over $21,000.

So what do most people spend? Over 70% of those who completed a kitchen remodel in 2017 budgeted to spend somewhere between $5,000 and $50,000.

 

 Only 1 in 10 homeowners actually spent over $100,000.

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How much will your renovation cost? That’s up to you and your budget!

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How to Budget for Renovations

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The budget is an essential first step if you want a successful kitchen remodel.

How much do you plan to spend on cabinets? What about new hardware? Will you need new light fixtures? You want a solid plan, detailing what projects you want to tackle and how much you want to spend. That will help you stay on track throughout the remodel.

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Three Budgeting Tips:

• Tip #1: Commit to spending the bulk of your money on things you don’t want to replace often—such as appliances and cabinetry.

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• Tip #2: Make sure you’re not over-improving your kitchen. You won’t be able to recover the costs of your updates—no matter how nice they are.

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• Tip #3: Set aside 10–15% of your budget for unexpected expenses. Renovations never cost less than expected.

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With a firm budget in place, you can make smart kitchen-remodeling decisions with confidence.

 

 

Most kitchen that we have remodeled our clients spent an average,  kitchen remodel costs $25,058 or $150 per square foot. Most homeowners spend between $13,064 and $37,052 or $75 to $250 per square foot. The total expense varies depending on the size of the space, the quality of materials, and whether you change the layout of the room.

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When changing the layout of the kitchen you can expect to spend up to $35,000 to $50,000.

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We specialize in making Marble, quartz and granite countertops with epoxy, keeping your countertops. This can save you thousands of dollars. Which drops your price $6000.00 to $15,000.00

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Homeowners that have choose this rout spent $9000.00 to $13,000.00 dollars. This was only if the upgraded and did not remove or add cabinets.

 

We also sand and paint the cabinets you own giving them a new finish.

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