Kitchen Remodel Cost Factors for Central Florida Homeowners

Every kitchen remodel is different, but the cost is almost always driven by the same handful of decisions. Here's what to think through before you start collecting quotes.

1. Cabinets: refresh vs. replace

Refacing or repainting existing cabinets costs far less than full replacement, and can look just as fresh if the boxes are still in good shape. Full custom cabinetry sits at the other end of the spectrum.

2. Countertops and backsplash

Granite, quartz, and marble all vary in price depending on the slab, edge profile, and how much fabrication and installation labor is involved. A tile or stone backsplash is a relatively small line item that makes an outsized visual difference.

3. Layout changes

Keeping your existing footprint (sink, stove, and fridge in the same spots) keeps plumbing and electrical costs down. Moving any of those adds cost quickly.

4. Flooring

If you're keeping your existing floor, as many of our Central Florida clients do, that's one less variable in the budget. New tile or wood flooring is priced by square footage and material grade.

Getting an accurate number

Because these variables interact, the only reliable way to get a real number for your kitchen is a free in-home consultation. We've been renovating kitchens across Central Florida since 2012, and we're happy to walk through your space and give you a straightforward, no-pressure estimate.