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Kitchen projects range from a quick backsplash refresh to a full cabinet and countertop update. Here is what drives the cost.*

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Main cost factors

  • Cabinets: reface or renovate? Cabinet refacing keeps your existing boxes and replaces doors, drawer fronts and veneer. Cabinet renovations can involve more structural work. See Refacing vs. Replacement.
  • Linear feet. More cabinets and counter run mean more material and labor.
  • Countertop material. Material, edge profile and cutouts all matter. See Countertop Materials.
  • Sink and cooktop cutouts and any plumbing or electrical changes.
  • Backsplash area and tile choice. Small, patterned or hand-set tile takes longer than larger formats. See Backsplash Installation.
  • Combining projects. Doing counters and backsplash together can be more efficient than separate visits.

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Frequently asked questions

Refacing is often a lower-cost* way to change the look because it reuses the existing cabinet boxes, as long as they are in good condition.
Yes. Countertop replacement can be done on its own or coordinated with a backsplash.
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*Timelines, costs, financing terms, warranty details and results described here are typical examples, not guarantees. Every home is different; your project, pricing and schedule are confirmed in your written estimate and contract. Financing is subject to lender approval.

*Prices and ranges shown are estimates only, are not a quote, and may change at any time based on your home, selections, materials costs and scope. Your price is set only in your written estimate.