How Much Will Your Remodel Cost?

Bathroom Cost

The cost of your bathroom remodel depends on what you want to change. More complicated projects that involve a lot of modifications to the space tend to be more expensive. Most bathroom remodels fall into one of three types of projects.

Before (Refresh)

Bathroom Remodel

After (Refresh)

Bathroom Remodel

Before (Refresh)

Bathroom Remodel

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Refresh

$15,000 - $25,000

A Refresh is a cost effective option to update your bathroom’s visual appearance without making grand changes to the configuration of the space. This type of remodel is styled by surface-level updates to fixtures and finishes.

Features of a cosmetic bathroom refresh may include:

Re-Finished Vanity
New Paint
New Plumbing Fixtures
New Flooring
Free Standing Vanity
Sentrel Slab Bath System
Frame Glass

Before (Pull & Replace)

Bathroom Remodel

After (Pull & Refresh)

Bathroom Remodel

Before (Pull & Replace)

Bathroom Remodel

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Pull & Replace

$25,000 - $50,000

A pull-and-replace remodel is a more comprehensive option for your bathroom, going beyond a simple refresh. It involves stripping down the entire bathroom to the bare walls and replacing everything, while keeping the layout unchanged.

Features of a pull-and-replace remodel may include:

Prefab Cabinet Vanity
Prefab Countertops
Fresh Paint
Shower/ Bathtub Replacement

Updated Lighting Fixtures
New Plumbing Fixtures
New Flooring
Frameless Glass

Custom Master Bath Remodel

Custom Remodel

Fully Custom Bathroom Remodel

Custom Remodel

Fully Custom Bathroom Remodel

Custom Master Bath Remodel

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Custom

$50,000 - $80,000+

Your bathroom needs significant changes to the layout, structure, or plumbing features. You may even expand the size of the bathroom.

Features of a Custom remodel may include:

Custom Cabinet Size Vanity
Raw Slab or Porcelain Countertops
Fresh Paint
Shower/ Bathtub Replacement

Frameless Glass
Updated Lighting Fixtures
New Plumbing Fixtures
New Flooring
New Bathroom Layout
Removing Walls
Plumbing & Electrial Work

Kitchen Cost

The cost of your kitchen remodel is similar on depends on what you want to change, with greater reason for the changes that might be needed. Kitchen remodel are more likely to involve gas line, high voltage conduits, multiple fixtures & so forth. Complicated projects that involve a lot of modifications to the space tend to be more expensive. Most bathroom remodels fall into one of three types of projects.

Kitchen Remodel

Cabinet Refinishing & Backslash Remodel

Kitchen Remodel

Cabinet Refinishing & Backslash Remodel

Kitchen Remodel

Cabinet Refinishing & Backslash Remodel

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Refresh

Kitchen Remodel

Additional Plumbing Kitchen Remodel With All New Finishes & Pre-Fab Materials

Kitchen Remodel

Additional Plumbing Kitchen Remodel With All New Finishes & Pre-Fab Materials

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Pull & Replace

Custom Kitchen Remodel

Complete Demo Of Existing Kitchen To Install Custom Finishes & Materials

Custom Kitchen Remodel

Complete Demo Of Existing Kitchen To Install Custom Finishes & Materials

Custom Kitchen Remodel

Complete Demo Of Existing Kitchen To Install Custom Finishes & Materials

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Custom

A Refresh is a cost effective option to update your Kitchen's visual appearance without making grand changes to the configuration of the space. This type of remodel is styled by surface-level updates to fixtures and finishes.

Features of a cosmetic refresh may include:

Cabinet Refinishing
New Paint
New Plumbing Fixtures
New Flooring
Prefab Countertops
Updated Tile Backsplash

A Pull-and-Replace remodel is a more comprehensive option for your Kitchen, going beyond a simple refresh. It involves stripping down the entire kitchen to the bare walls and replacing everything, while keeping the layout unchanged.

Features of a pull-and-replace remodel may include:

Semi-Custom Cabinets
Soft Close Hardware
Prefab Countertops
Fresh Paint
Sink Replacement

Updated Lighting Fixtures
New Plumbing Fixtures
New Flooring

Your Kitchen needs significant changes to the layout, structure, or plumbing features. You may even expand the size.

Features of a Custom remodel may include:

Custom Cabinetry
Raw Slab or Porcelain Countertops/Backsplash
Fresh Paint
Appliance Replacement

Updated Lighting Fixtures
New Plumbing Fixtures
New Flooring
New Kitchen Layout
Removing Walls
Additional Plumbing
Additional Electrical
Slab Backsplash

$25,000 - $50,000

$50,000 - $100,000

$100,000 - $150,000+

Home Addition Cost

The cost of your home addition depends on what you want to achieve. A single story Tie-In Addition on an incline or declining lot build will cost more than a single story Tie-In Addition on a level lot. You should also consider Pluming, Electrical, Meter Upgrades & Job Site Accessibility. Most home additions fall into one of three types of projects.

Simple

Standard

Complex

A Simple Home Addition may include you needing more living space but it doesn't have to be anything special. This could include an extra bedroom, living room or office but no bathrooms or plumbing.Essentially, it’s an addition with four walls and a roof that is easy to design and construct.

Features of a Simple Home Addition may include:

Basic Construction Shape
Single Story
Simple Tie-In
Slab or Crawl Foundation
Minimal Excavating

Your Standard Addition is more than four walls and a roof. You might want an extra bathroom, Kitchen, Laundry or build a second story on top of your current home.

Features of a Standard Home Addition may include:

Kitchen or Bathroom Addition
Second Story
Structural Design
Slab or Crawl Foundation
Requires More Excavating
Require Adding Plumbing
Multiple light Fixture

A Complex Addition requires several design challenges, Meter Addition/Upgrade, Electrical & Plumbing Upgrades to accommodate for the build. It's structurally complex and includes a lot of custom construction.

Features of a Complex Home Addition may include: