Independent home improvement cost information.

Texas & Florida

Kitchen Remodel Cost Calculator

Estimate a kitchen remodel including cabinets, counters, and installation.

Typical range 50 to 800 sq ft

Optional. Estimates currently use our national planning benchmark, we apply a local adjustment only where we have validated local cost data.

Material and finish level

Planning range · Kitchen Remodel · National planning benchmark

$32,800 to $63,400

Most likely around $47,200 · about $262 per sq ft

$32,800$63,400
Low end
$32,800
Typical
$47,200
High end
$63,400
Cost basis
National

Planning estimate only, not a contractor quote. Built from Home Cost USA modeled national unit costs for kitchen remodel, and adjusted for job complexity (×1.00). No validated local cost adjustment is applied, so this is a national planning benchmark rather than a local price. Scope assumed: Semi-custom cabinets, stone counters, new appliances installed.

Typical kitchen remodel cost by finish level

At 180 sq ft, typical complexity, US average pricing.

Finish levelPlanning rangeTypical
BasicEntry-level materials, keep existing layout$16,400 to $32,600$23,600
Mid-rangeMost common homeowner choice$32,800 to $63,400$47,200
High-endUpgraded materials and finish detail$71,000 to $143,000$101,600

Planning estimates from the Home Cost USA cost model. Not contractor quotes.

What drives the price

  • Size. Most of the cost scales directly with kitchen size (sq ft), so measuring carefully changes your number more than any other input.
  • Material and finish grade. Moving from basic to high-end materials commonly changes the total by two to three times on the same footprint.
  • Labor conditions. Access, height, demolition, and existing damage all add crew hours that never show up in a per-unit average.
  • Region. Local labor rates, material freight, and permitting practice move totals up or down. Our ranges are a national benchmark today, we will only apply a local adjustment once we have validated local cost data.
  • Season and scheduling. Peak demand and emergency timelines carry a premium; flexible timing can save real money.

Questions to ask before you hire

Comparing bids only works when every bid covers the same scope. Ask each contractor the same questions and write the answers down.

  1. 1Are cabinets stock, semi-custom, or custom, and what is the lead time?
  2. 2Who installs the counters, and is the template and cutout work included?
  3. 3Are appliance hookups, electrical upgrades, and permits in the price?
  4. 4Can you send an itemized written estimate that separates labor, materials, and permit fees?
  5. 5Is your business licensed for this work in my state, and can you share your license and insurance certificates?
  6. 6Who will be on site day to day, and are they employees or subcontractors?
  7. 7What is your written warranty on labor, and how long does the material warranty last?
  8. 8What is your payment schedule, and how much do you require up front?
  9. 9What would cause the price to change once work starts, and how are change orders approved?
  10. 10How will you protect the rest of my home, and who handles cleanup and disposal?