Kitchen Remodel Budgeting Guide

Price Increases

• Upgraded Paint Finishes
• Cabinet Modifications
• Additional Moldings
• Glass Cabinets
• Box Construction Upgrades
• Custom Cabinets
• Shiplap or Wainscot Paneling
• Interior Cabinet Accessories
• Glass Cabinets

Price Decreases

• Standard Paint & Stain Finishes
• Standard Cabinets
• Less Modifications
• Less Customizable Cabinet Lines
• RTA, Ready-to-Assemble Cabinets
• Shorter Wall Cabinets

Planning a kitchen remodel always starts with a detailed budget. For budgeting to stay on track, you will need to weigh the costs of different wish list items as you revise your floorplans. The easiest way to stay on track is to know what items make a kitchen remodel more or less expensive from the start. Lists of cabinet upgrades and accessories are almost endless, but having a general idea of what increases your quote will help in the long run.

Even though these lists aren’t exhaustive, they will provide much more clarity going into your remodel. Use this list as a guide and make notes about different cabinets, accessories, moldings, and finishes you want to quote to stay organized. Coming into a large project prepared will make the road to renovation and staying under budget much easier.

To explore more upgrades and accessories, contact a designer today!