It helps to know where the money tends to go before you start choosing finishes. These are rule-of-thumb shares, not a quote, and your kitchen will differ.
The big slices
Cabinets are often the largest piece, followed by installation labor, then appliances and ventilation and countertops. Flooring, lighting, plumbing fixtures, walls and ceilings, windows and doors and design fees take smaller slices.
Choose where to splurge
Most people pick one or two places to spend more: a range they love, a slab counter, custom cabinets. Everything else can be a good-value choice that still looks great.
Keep a reserve
Set aside a cushion for what you cannot see yet. If you do not need it, you can spend it on a finishing touch at the end.
Use the tool
Enter your total in our Budget Planner and it shows a typical split by category, with a reserve, so you can compare it to the quotes you receive.
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Questions about your own kitchen? Call or text 615-431-3789, or use the quote form below.
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