Every kitchen service we offer, with what it covers and what it typically costs.
Here is every kind of kitchen work we do in Reno, from single upgrades to full remodels.
Full kitchen remodels run in the right order, priced in writing before the first day.
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New cabinets in stock, semi-custom or custom lines, sized to the room and installed level and square.
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New doors, drawer fronts and veneer on your existing cabinet boxes, for about half the cost of new.
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Low-maintenance quartz tops templated, cut and installed with tidy seams and sink cut-outs.
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A new kitchen plan built around how you cook, with each layout option priced side by side.
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Backsplash tile chosen to suit your counters and installed with clean cuts at every edge.
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Kitchen floors that stand up to spills and traffic, laid on a subfloor we check first.
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Layered kitchen lighting: ceiling, under-cabinet and pendant, wired to code.
View kitchen lightingIf the layout works, a refresh or a cabinet and counter replacement usually does it. If the layout is the problem, start with design.
Whatever you choose, it starts with a visit and a written price.
Not sure where to start? Most people begin with what bothers them most: storage, worn counters or a layout that does not work.
If one service fixes the problem, we will not sell you three.
Based on a medium-size kitchen, installed, at Nevada prices.
Best for: You want a new look fast without tearing anything out.
Best for: You like where everything is, but cabinets, counters and floors are worn out.
Best for: The room does not work the way you cook and needs a new plan.
For 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.
Cabinets usually take the largest share, often a third or more, followed by labor, counters and appliances. Decide early what matters most and keep 10–15% in reserve.
Moving a sink typically adds $2,000–$5,000 and opening a wall $3,000–$10,000, before finishes. It is only worth it when the current layout really does not work.
Book a walkthrough. We measure the room, talk through options and send a written, line-by-line quote.
One visit gets you measurements, options and a line-by-line price.
Kitchen remodels planned around how you cook, priced line by line.