Kitchen Remodel

KITCHEN REMODELING SERVICES

    • Item Installing new cabinets or replacing existing ones

    • Cabinet refacing or refinishing (doors, veneers, and hardware)

    • Custom pull-out shelves or interior organizers description

    • Swapping old countertops with new materials (quartz, granite, etc.)

    • Adding backsplashes to existing wall spaces

    • Tiling or upgrading backsplash (non-structural wall work)

    • Grouting and sealing finishes

    • Replacing flooring with tile, laminate, LVP, or hardwood

    • Floating floor systems or glue-down options

    • Painting walls, ceilings, cabinets, or trim

    • Touching up or installing non-load-bearing drywall

    • Decorative finishes, textures, or wallpaper

    • Replacing existing light fixtures with new ones (same wiring location)

    • Installing under-cabinet lighting (plug-in or low-voltage options)

    • Adding dimmer switches (when not adding new circuits)

    • Swapping old appliances with same-size replacements (plug-and-play models)

    • Slide-in ranges, dishwashers, or microwaves that use existing hookups

    • Installing new cabinet handles, pulls, or knobs

    • Faucet or sink fixture replacements (as long as plumbing isn’t re-routed)

    • Installing crown molding or baseboards

    • Adding decorative paneling or beadboard

  • Cabinet Refacing or Replacement

    ROI: 65–80%
    Value Added: $7,000–$20,000
    Cabinetry is a top visual anchor in any kitchen. Refacing existing boxes saves money while delivering a fresh look. Full replacements offer flexibility in layout and a high-end feel buyers and tenants love.

    Countertop Installation (Quartz, Granite, etc.)

    ROI: 70–90%
    Value Added: $4,000–$12,000
    Upgrading to stone or solid-surface countertops instantly elevates the kitchen. Buyers associate these materials with quality, and they’re easy to clean and long-lasting—boosting appeal for both sales and rentals.

    Backsplash Installation

    ROI: 50–75%
    Value Added: $1,500–$4,000
    A stylish backsplash adds design flair and protects walls. Subway tile, glass, or mosaic options create a modern, clean finish that photographs well for listings.

    Appliance Replacement or Installation

    ROI: 60–75%
    Value Added: $3,000–$10,000
    Modern, matching appliances improve function and aesthetics. Stainless steel or energy-efficient models help listings stand out, especially in rentals or mid-range flips.

    Kitchen Island Construction

    ROI: 50–65%
    Value Added: $3,000–$10,000
    A functional island adds prep space, seating, and visual symmetry. Great for entertaining layouts and resale appeal, especially in open floor plans.

    Cabinet Hardware & Fixtures

    ROI: 80–100% (low cost, high impact)
    Value Added: $1,000–$3,000
    Swapping knobs, pulls, and hinges is a fast, inexpensive upgrade that can modernize outdated cabinets without a full remodel.

    Lighting Upgrades (Recessed, Pendant, Under-Cabinet)

    ROI: 60–75%
    Value Added: $2,000–$5,000
    Good lighting makes the kitchen feel brighter, cleaner, and more inviting. Layered lighting improves functionality and is a major buyer expectation in higher-end markets.

    Sink & Faucet Upgrades

    ROI: 60–70%
    Value Added: $1,000–$3,500
    Deep sinks and modern faucets with sprayers or touchless features are easy wins. These add both convenience and luxury—without needing plumbing relocation.

    Layout Optimization or Minor Reconfiguration

    ROI: 50–65%
    Value Added: $5,000–$15,000
    Opening up walls or relocating appliances slightly to improve flow can dramatically change how the space feels—critical for flips or high-rent units.

    Painting or Refinishing Walls and Ceilings

    ROI: 90–100%
    Value Added: $1,500–$3,000
    Fresh paint (especially in soft, neutral tones) creates a move-in ready feel and helps buyers/renters visualize themselves in the home.

    Total Potential Value Added from a Kitchen Remodel

    • Minor remodel (cosmetic only):
      Value Added: $15,000–$30,000
      ROI: 70–85%

    • Mid-range remodel (cabinets, counters, appliances):
      Value Added: $25,000–$50,000
      ROI: 60–75%

    • Full upscale kitchen renovation:
      Value Added: $40,000–$75,000+
      ROI: 50–70%

    Kitchen upgrades are among the top three most valuable investments in a home renovation, alongside bathrooms and flooring. They’re critical to attracting top offers, improving appraised value, and increasing rental demand.