Kitchen services
Nine parts of a kitchen remodel
Pick the ones your job needs, price them together and see them in 3D.
Point at one
Every service, with a photo
Each row opens a page with what the work involves, how long it takes and the questions people ask.
Cabinet replacementBoxes, doors and drawers, all new. Most of the budget sits here.
Cabinet refacingFresh doors and fronts over the boxes you already own.
CountertopsQuartz, granite or wood, measured after the cabinets go in.- Kitchen islandsMore counter, more storage and somewhere to sit.
Open layoutsTaking down the wall between the kitchen and the next room.
Backsplash and tileSubway, handmade or large tile, or one stone slab.
Kitchen flooringTile, hardwood or luxury vinyl that can take a kitchen.
Lighting and electricalRecessed cans, pendants and the circuits code asks for.- Sinks and plumbingA new sink and faucet where it is, or somewhere better.
How it works
Four steps, in your order
- 01
Get the number
Tell the tool the size of your kitchen and what is changing: cabinets, counters, an island, appliances, flooring, lighting or paint. Add your ZIP. You get three finish levels, each split into lines and built from Cincinnati trade wages.
About a minute
- 02
Build the room in 3D
Choose the shape closest to your kitchen, from one wall to a U with an island. Set the door style, color, hardware, counters, backsplash and floor, then spin the room around. The price moves with each choice.
A few minutes
- 03
Have it confirmed
A licensed local contractor visits, measures, checks what is inside the walls and confirms your number. That visit only happens when you request it.
When you say so
- 04
Build it
Permits are pulled and cabinets are ordered, which usually take 3 to 8 weeks to show up. A kitchen that keeps its layout is usually finished 4 to 8 weeks after work begins.
Often 4 to 8 weeks of work
One minute, no visit
Price the whole kitchen at once
Tick what is part of the job and the number follows every choice.