Pricing

• Stock cabinets from big box stores or budget suppliers 
• Materials: Particleboard or MDF with laminate 
• Limited color options, typically white, brown, or basic wood tones 
• Standard sizes and depths 
• Basic hardware included 
• Few or no customization options 
• Suitable for rentals, flips, or budget-conscious renovations

• Semi-custom cabinets from kitchen retailers or home improvement stores
• Materials: Plywood boxes with MDF or wood veneer doors
• More finish options, including painted colors and wood stains
• Some size modifications are available
• Better quality hardware and soft-close hinges are often standard
• Limited customization options (e.g., glass inserts, wine racks)
• Good for most home renovations with moderate budgets

• Full custom cabinets from specialized cabinet-makers
• Materials: High-quality plywood or furniture-grade particleboard for boxes, solid wood for doors and drawer fronts
• Higher-quality woods (oak, maple, cherry)
• Extensive finish options, including hand-painted
• Fully customizable sizes, styles, and configurations
• Premium hardware, specialized storage solutions
• Dovetail drawer construction, under-mount drawer slides
• Suitable for high-end homes and luxury renovations

• Bespoke, artisan-crafted cabinets
• Materials: Exotic woods, reclaimed timber, or other premium materials
• Hand-finished, often with multiple layers of stain or paint
• Completely custom designs, potentially with historical reproductions or unique artistic elements
• May include integrated smart home technology
• Handcrafted details like inlays, carving, or marquetry
• Top-of-the-line hardware, often custom-made
• For ultra-luxury homes, historical restorations, or design showpieces

• Refacing existing cabinets or new stock cabinets
• Lower tier countertops
• New sink and faucet
• Paint walls and cabinets
• Minor repairs
• New cabinet hardware
• Update lighting fixtures

• Semi-custom cabinets
• Granite or quartz countertops
• New flooring (tile or hardwood)
• Updated lighting
• Backsplash
• Some layout changes

• Custom cabinetry: Soft-close drawers, pull-out organizers
• High-end countertops (marble, premium quartz)
• Luxury appliances (wine fridge, warming drawers, etc.)
• High-end flooring
• Designer lighting
• Extensive layout changes
• Designer fixtures and hardware
• Expansion of kitchen space (possibly adding square footage)
• Adding an island or peninsula
• Upgrade electrical: New outlets, dedicated appliance circuits
• Upgrade plumbing: Replace old pipes, install water filtration system

• All High-End Remodel items, plus:
• Top-of-the-line custom cabinetry
• Exotic or rare materials for countertops and backsplashes
• Smart home integration
• High-end ventilation systems
• Luxury features (wine fridge, warming drawers, etc.)
• Architectural details (coffered ceilings, custom millwork)
• Designer fixtures and hardware
• Possible outdoor kitchen addition

• Paint walls and ceiling
• Update lighting fixtures
• Install new faucet and showerhead
• Replace toilet
• Replace mirror and towel bars
• Minor repairs (e.g., grout touch-ups)

• New flooring (vinyl, LVP)
• Install new countertop (laminate or basic stone)
• Replace vanity and sink
• Add or replace the backsplash
• New shower curtain or basic glass
• New fiberglass insert shower or tub

• New custom tile shower installation
• Custom vanity or double sink setup
• Higher-end countertops (quartz, granite)
• Tile flooring and shower surround
• Frameless glass shower door
• Upgraded plumbing fixtures
• Improved ventilation system

• Expansion of bathroom space
• Custom tilework and mosaics
• High-end materials (marble, designer tiles)
• Luxury fixtures (rainfall showerhead, body sprays)
• Heated floor system
• Custom cabinetry and storage solutions
• Freestanding soaking tub
• Smart toilet

• Complete layout reconfiguration
• Spa-like features (steam shower, sauna)
• Fireplace installation
• Skylight or window additions
• Fully custom, handcrafted elements
• High-tech additions (smart mirrors, integrated sound systems)
• Separate water closet
• Bidet or washlet system
• Extensive lighting design

Layout Considerations

• Consider removing unutilized bathtubs for larger showers
• Explore corner sinks or floating vanities for small bathrooms
• Add built-in storage niches in shower areas 

Traffic Flow:

• Ensure at least 30 inches of clearance in front of fixtures
• Consider pocket doors to save space in tight layouts 

Lighting:

• Layer lighting with ambient, task, and accent options
• Install lighting in the shower area
• Consider natural light sources like skylights or larger windows Universal 

Design: 

• Wide doorways (at least 32 inches)
• Curbless showers for easy access
• Comfort-height toilets
• Grab bars (can be designed to match other fixtures)

Key Factors Affecting Price

• Larger areas require more materials and labor. 

Quality of materials: 

• Higher-grade materials increase overall costs. 

Structural changes: 

• Moving walls or plumbing can significantly impact the budget. 

Appliance upgrades: 

• Luxury brands and models can greatly increase costs. 

Plumbing/electrical work: 

• Extensive updates or relocations add to the overall expense. 

Project complexity: 

• Intricate designs or challenging spaces may require more time and expertise. 

Unforeseen issues: 

• Old homes may have hidden problems that are discovered during remodeling.

• Material (tile, hardwood, vinyl, etc.)
• Underlayment

Installation Lighting: 5-7%

• Ceiling fixtures
• Task lighting
• Accent lighting
• Electrical work 

Doors and Windows: 4-7%

• Replacement or new installation
• Trim work 

Plumbing Fixtures: 4-6%

• Sink(s)
• Faucet(s)
• Shower/tub fixtures

Toilet Other: 5-10%

• Paint and wall treatments
• Backsplash
• Décor and accessories
• Permits and inspections