Want to Spruce up
your kitchen or bath?

A kitchen remodel means updating the layout, design, and features of your kitchen to improve function, style, and comfort.

Renovation refreshes what already exists, like painting cabinets. Remodeling changes the structure or layout, such as moving walls or adding new countertops.

A kitchen remodel involves planning, budgeting, choosing materials, hiring professionals, and completing updates like cabinets, countertops, flooring, and appliances.

Remodeling a house means changing the structure, layout, or major features of the home to improve how it looks and functions.

The first step is defining your goals and budget, then working with a designer or contractor to create a remodeling plan.

Usually, demolition comes first—removing old cabinets, appliances, and flooring to make room for the new design.

Yes, $10,000 can cover a small or partial kitchen remodel, such as painting cabinets, upgrading countertops, or replacing flooring, but not a full luxury remodel.

Expect dust, noise, limited kitchen use, and a timeline of several weeks while professionals update cabinets, counters, plumbing, and finishes.

Start with cabinets and countertops, since they define the layout and affect how appliances and finishes fit.

Cabinets are usually the most expensive, often taking 30–40% of the total remodel cost.

Yes, but it will be cosmetic only—like painting cabinets, changing hardware, or adding new lighting—not a full remodel.

Custom or semi-custom cabinets are the biggest expense, followed by countertops and appliances.