While online calculators might suggest a generic range (often between $25k–$75k), the truth is that every home is structurally unique. Factors like moving gas lines, custom cabinet work, and structural wall removals can shift costs significantly.

Our Approach: We don’t believe in “guesstimates.” Our network pros provide detailed, itemized proposals after seeing your space, so you know exactly what you are paying for without hidden surprise fees later.

For a standard full renovation, expect a timeline of 4 to 8 weeks from demolition to final polish. However, surface-level upgrades (like cabinet refacing and new countertops) can often be completed in as little as 3 to 5 days.

Note: Beware of contractors promising to gut a full kitchen in a week—this often signals cut corners on electrical work and custom fitting. Our pros prioritize speed without sacrificing long-term durability.

If you are moving plumbing, changing electrical wiring, adding gas lines, or altering load-bearing walls, yes, a permit is legally required.

The Risk: Many low-quality handymen skip this step to “save money,” which can void your homeowner’s insurance and lower your home’s resale value. All contractors in our network handle the permitting and inspection process for you, ensuring your project is 100% code-compliant.

Yes. Our experienced professionals use dust-containment systems (like zip-walls and air scrubbers) to seal off the construction zone from the rest of your home.

You will be without a fully functioning kitchen for a period of time, so we often help homeowners set up a temporary kitchenette in an adjacent room (like a dining room or garage) to make the process as comfortable as possible.