Kitchen Remodeling Service Areas Around Reno
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We work in Reno and 8 nearby cities. Each city page covers who issues permits there and what the local housing looks like.
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Our home base for kitchen remodeling.
See the home pageOlder homes near Victorian Square and newer planned communities, permitted by the City of Sparks.
Kitchen Remodeling in SparksEstablished neighborhoods just north of Reno, where many kitchens are due for an update.
Kitchen Remodeling in Sun ValleyNewer family homes north of Sparks, many with builder-grade kitchens ready for an upgrade.
Kitchen Remodeling in Spanish SpringsA mix of older and newer homes in the valley north of Reno.
Kitchen Remodeling in Lemmon ValleyMostly newer homes northwest of Reno along US 395.
Kitchen Remodeling in Cold SpringsLake Tahoe homes where mountain weather and access shape the schedule.
Kitchen Remodeling in Incline VillageThe state capital, with historic homes downtown and newer subdivisions around them.
Kitchen Remodeling in Carson CityGrowing communities east of Carson City with mostly newer homes.
Kitchen Remodeling in DaytonFor a medium kitchen in Nevada, a cosmetic refresh typically runs $11,500–$26,000, a pull-and-replace remodel $27,000–$61,000 and a custom remodel with layout changes $55,000–$129,000. Your exact price comes from a walkthrough and a written quote.
Kitchen work that changes plumbing, electrical or gas lines, or moves walls, needs a permit; cabinets, countertops and paint on their own usually do not. Reno reviews new work against the 2024 building codes adopted on July 1, 2025. Questions go to the City of Reno Building Division at (775) 334-2063.
Nevada requires a contractor license for work of $1,000 or more in labor and materials combined, and for any job that needs a building permit or involves plumbing, electrical, heating or air-conditioning work, whatever the price (NRS 624.031). You can look up any contractor on the Nevada State Contractors Board website before you sign.
If the cabinet boxes are sound and dry, refacing gets you a new look for about half the price of new cabinets. Water damage, poor storage or a new layout are reasons to replace instead.
One visit gets you measurements, options and a line-by-line price.
Kitchen remodels planned around how you cook, priced line by line.