FAQ: Budgeting
1. What will my kitchen remodel cost?
Remodeling a kitchen is similar to buying a new car. The base model is thousands cheaper than the loaded model. Kitchen & Bath ReStylers is committed to working with you to design your dream kitchen that fits within YOUR budget.
In terms of estimating costs without specific information about your project, this can be a somewhat tricky question to answer accurately. There are so many variables and options for each project. Examples of these options/ variables include the size of your kitchen, the number and type of items to be replaced, the quality/ features you will choose, and whether or not you need any major structural changes. Fortunately, Remodeling Magazine provides statistics on average remodeling project costs for our region. According to their data, a mid-range major kitchen remodel averages a cost of $65,688.00 with an immediate return on investment of 77%. A minor kitchen remodel costs an average of $23,603 and nets a return of 84%. Both of these “average” projects feature mid-range finishes such as laminate countertops and appliances that are new but not top-of-the-line models. Obviously, these are averages, and your specific project may turn out to cost a little more or less depending on exactly what items you choose to put in the project. These numbers are simply a good place to start when deciding whether going forward with a project like this is “worth it” and how much you should plan on spending.
2. What will my bathroom remodel cost?
This can be a somewhat tricky question to answer accurately because there are so many variables and options for each project. Examples of these options/ variables include the size of your bathroom, the number and type of items to be replaced, the quality/ features you will choose, and whether or not you need any major structural changes. Fortunately, Remodeling Magazine provides statistics on average remodeling project costs for our region. According to their data, a mid-range major bathroom remodel averages a cost of $19,490.00 with an immediate return on investment of 79.6%. A remodel such as this would feature finishes and fixtures from the middle of the price range. Obviously, these are averages, and your specific project may turn out to cost a more or less depending on your needs and the items you choose. These numbers are simply a good place to start when deciding whether going forward with a project like this is “worth it” and how much you should plan on spending.
3. How do I pay for my remodeling project?
We accept checks, cash, as well as debit and credit cards (Mastercard or VISA). Our customers sometimes get home equity or home improvement loans or lines of credit to help finance their remodeling projects. For more information on financing your remodeling project, see our Resources section.
4. Is there work I can do myself to help cut costs?
Yes, certainly. The amount you can or should attempt to do depends on your abilities, knowledge of remodeling, and the time/energy you can devote to the project. For example, customers sometimes choose to tear out their old cabinets, countertops, and flooring or do their own painting. We are happy to discuss these possibilities with you.
Remodeling a kitchen is similar to buying a new car. The base model is thousands cheaper than the loaded model. Kitchen & Bath ReStylers is committed to working with you to design your dream kitchen that fits within YOUR budget.
In terms of estimating costs without specific information about your project, this can be a somewhat tricky question to answer accurately. There are so many variables and options for each project. Examples of these options/ variables include the size of your kitchen, the number and type of items to be replaced, the quality/ features you will choose, and whether or not you need any major structural changes. Fortunately, Remodeling Magazine provides statistics on average remodeling project costs for our region. According to their data, a mid-range major kitchen remodel averages a cost of $65,688.00 with an immediate return on investment of 77%. A minor kitchen remodel costs an average of $23,603 and nets a return of 84%. Both of these “average” projects feature mid-range finishes such as laminate countertops and appliances that are new but not top-of-the-line models. Obviously, these are averages, and your specific project may turn out to cost a little more or less depending on exactly what items you choose to put in the project. These numbers are simply a good place to start when deciding whether going forward with a project like this is “worth it” and how much you should plan on spending.
2. What will my bathroom remodel cost?
This can be a somewhat tricky question to answer accurately because there are so many variables and options for each project. Examples of these options/ variables include the size of your bathroom, the number and type of items to be replaced, the quality/ features you will choose, and whether or not you need any major structural changes. Fortunately, Remodeling Magazine provides statistics on average remodeling project costs for our region. According to their data, a mid-range major bathroom remodel averages a cost of $19,490.00 with an immediate return on investment of 79.6%. A remodel such as this would feature finishes and fixtures from the middle of the price range. Obviously, these are averages, and your specific project may turn out to cost a more or less depending on your needs and the items you choose. These numbers are simply a good place to start when deciding whether going forward with a project like this is “worth it” and how much you should plan on spending.
3. How do I pay for my remodeling project?
We accept checks, cash, as well as debit and credit cards (Mastercard or VISA). Our customers sometimes get home equity or home improvement loans or lines of credit to help finance their remodeling projects. For more information on financing your remodeling project, see our Resources section.
4. Is there work I can do myself to help cut costs?
Yes, certainly. The amount you can or should attempt to do depends on your abilities, knowledge of remodeling, and the time/energy you can devote to the project. For example, customers sometimes choose to tear out their old cabinets, countertops, and flooring or do their own painting. We are happy to discuss these possibilities with you.