Kitchen Remodeling
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Kitchen Remodeling

From a cosmetic refresh to a full gut renovation. Understand the real cost of a kitchen remodel in Providence before you start getting quotes.

Last updated: March 2026

Typical project

$5,000$80,000+

Takes about

2–8 weeks depending on scope

Scheduling

3–6 weeks lead time

Our Process

Every project follows the same steps so nothing gets missed.

1

Tell us what you need

Call or text us. We ask targeted questions about your project so we understand the full scope upfront.

2

We scope it properly

Send us photos of your current kitchen and tell us your goals. We can give you a ballpark remotely, then schedule a design consultation to nail down the details.

3

Clear estimate, no surprises

You get a line-item estimate with options. Approve it and we lock in your schedule.

4

We execute and guarantee it

Our team handles the work from start to cleanup. If something isn't right, we fix it.

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Detailed Pricing by Scenario

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ItemBudgetMid-RangePremium
Cabinet painting or refacing$2,000$3,500$5,000
New hardware (knobs, pulls)$100$250$500
Backsplash (subway tile or similar)$500$1,000$1,800
New faucet and sink$300$600$1,200
Painting and touch-ups$400$600$800
Labor$1,200$2,000$2,700
Total (installed)$4,500$7,950$12,000

Design & Material Decisions

Choices you'll make during this project and how they affect cost.

Countertop Material

Countertops are the most visible surface in your kitchen and the second largest material cost after cabinets. Choose based on your budget, maintenance tolerance, and style.

Laminate

$15–$30/sqft installed

+ Most affordable

+ Huge variety of colors and patterns

+ Easy to clean

- Can chip or peel at edges

- Not heat resistant

- Lower resale appeal

Quartz

$50–$80/sqft installed

+ Most popular choice for remodels

+ Non-porous — no sealing needed

+ Extremely durable

- Higher cost

- Not fully heat resistant (use trivets)

- Seams visible on large runs

Granite

$45–$75/sqft installed

+ Natural stone — each slab is unique

+ Heat resistant

+ Strong resale value

- Requires annual sealing

- Can stain if not sealed

- Heavy — needs reinforced cabinets

Marble

$75–$100+/sqft installed

+ Premium, timeless appearance

+ Excellent for baking (cool surface)

+ High-end resale appeal

- Stains and etches easily

- Requires frequent sealing

- Most expensive option

Cabinet Approach

Cabinets are 30–40% of a kitchen remodel budget. The approach you choose has the biggest impact on total cost.

Paint or Reface Existing

$2,000–$6,000

+ Fraction of the cost of new

+ Fastest option — 3–5 days

+ Keeps existing layout

- Only works if boxes are in good shape

- Can't change layout

- Limited style transformation

Stock / Semi-Custom (same layout)

$5,000–$15,000

+ Wide selection of styles and finishes

+ Faster lead time than custom (2–4 weeks)

+ Good balance of cost and quality

- Standard sizes may not fit every space perfectly

- Fillers needed for non-standard openings

- Limited interior customization

Custom Cabinets (new layout)

$15,000–$35,000+

+ Built to exact specifications

+ Any layout, size, or finish

+ Premium materials and hardware

- Longest lead time (6–12 weeks)

- Most expensive by far

- Layout changes require plumbing and electrical work

Common Mistakes We See

The backsplash matters more than you think

A $1,000 backsplash upgrade makes a $15,000 kitchen look like a $25,000 kitchen. Conversely, no backsplash (or a painted wall) makes expensive cabinets and countertops look budget. This is the highest-ROI upgrade in a kitchen remodel.

Cabinet lead times blow up timelines

Stock cabinets take 2–4 weeks. Semi-custom takes 4–6 weeks. Full custom can take 8–12 weeks. If you don't finalize cabinet selections early, you'll wait months before construction even starts. Start picking cabinets the day you decide to remodel.

What Affects the Cost?

Cabinet Choice
high impact

Cabinets account for 30–40% of a kitchen remodel budget. Painting existing cabinets costs $2,000–$6,000 while custom cabinets with a new layout run $15,000–$35,000+.

Example range: $2,000–$35,000+

Countertop Material
high impact

Laminate countertops cost $15–$30/sqft while marble runs $75–$100+/sqft. On a typical 35 sqft kitchen, that is the difference between $500 and $3,500+ in material alone.

Example range: $500–$3,500+ for materials

Layout Changes
high impact

Moving the sink, adding a gas line, or relocating appliances requires plumbing and electrical work that adds $1,500–$7,000. Keeping the existing layout is the single biggest way to control costs.

Example range: +$1,500–$7,000 for plumbing/electrical relocation

Appliance Level
medium impact

A basic appliance package (fridge, range, dishwasher) runs $2,000–$4,000. Pro-grade appliances (Sub-Zero, Wolf, Thermador) can cost $10,000–$15,000+.

Example range: $2,000–$15,000+

Kitchen Size
medium impact

Base estimates assume a 100–150 sqft kitchen. Larger kitchens (200+ sqft) add 15–25% for more cabinets, countertop material, flooring, and labor time.

Example range: +15–25% for oversized kitchens

Permits & Code Compliance
low impact

Plumbing, electrical, or structural changes typically require permits in Providence, adding $500–$2,000. Cosmetic refreshes usually don't need permits.

Example range: $500–$2,000

Ways to Save Money

Paint or reface cabinets instead of replacing

Potential savings: $5,000–$20,000

Tradeoff: Only works if cabinet boxes are structurally sound and you keep the existing layout

Keep plumbing and appliances in current locations

Potential savings: $1,500–$5,000+

Tradeoff: You're stuck with the current kitchen layout

Choose quartz over marble for countertops

Potential savings: $1,000–$3,000

Tradeoff: Quartz is engineered, not natural stone — but it's more durable and requires no sealing

Use stock cabinets instead of custom

Potential savings: $5,000–$15,000

Tradeoff: Standard sizes may need fillers; fewer finish and configuration options

Do the demolition yourself

Potential savings: $500–$1,500

Tradeoff: Risk of damaging plumbing or electrical behind walls; requires proper disposal

Phase the project — do countertops now, cabinets later

Potential savings: Spread cost over months

Tradeoff: Kitchen is disrupted twice; total cost may be slightly higher

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