All our kitchen services in one place, with typical prices for each.
From a new countertop to a complete remodel, here is everything we do for San Diego kitchens.
Happy with the layout? Look at refacing, counters and backsplash. Unhappy with it? Start with design.
Either way, a visit and a written quote come first.
The right starting point is usually whatever annoys you most in the room today.
We will tell you whether a smaller job solves it before quoting a bigger one.
Prices are for a medium kitchen in California, including labor and materials.
Best for: Your layout works and the cabinet boxes are sound; the finishes just look dated.
Best for: The layout is fine but everything in it has had its day.
Best for: You want an open kitchen, an island or a layout built around you.
Most medium kitchens land in one of three bands: $12,500–$28,000 for a refresh, $30,000–$68,000 for a full replacement in the same layout, and $61,000–$143,000 for a custom remodel. Cabinets and layout changes move the number most.
They cost about the same installed. Pick quartz for low upkeep and a uniform look, granite for natural veining and better tolerance of heat.
Not for most of it. Most families set up a small temporary kitchen with a microwave, coffee maker and fridge in another room.
Hidden problems and changes of mind. In older homes, opening walls can turn up outdated wiring, galvanized pipes or ungrounded outlets that have to be brought up to code; a good quote names this risk up front. Keeping 10–15% of the budget in reserve covers most of it.
Smaller, mid-range kitchen remodels consistently rank among the projects that recoup the largest share of their cost at resale in the Cost vs Value report, while large upscale remodels recoup less. If you plan to sell soon, a refresh usually pays back best.
Tell us about the room and we will set up a walkthrough and a written quote.
Kitchen for homes and businesses across San Diego and nearby cities.
