Kitchen Remodeling

Find Trusted Kitchen Remodelers Near You

Tell us about the kitchen you want. A JP Home Partners specialist will call to understand your project, then connect you with a vetted local remodeler for a free estimate.

How we help you find kitchen remodelers near you

JP Home Partners connects homeowners with vetted, licensed and insured kitchen remodelers in their area. You share your plans, and a specialist calls to learn about the project before we refer you to a local partner for a free estimate.

A kitchen remodel can mean new cabinets and counters, a new layout, or a full gut down to the studs. The right remodeler depends on the size of the job, so we ask a few questions first to make a good match.

We are not the contractor. We help you find a qualified local pro in most areas without calling around. The estimate is free, and you decide whether to hire.

Kitchen Remodeling projects we can help with

Full kitchen remodel

A full remodel replaces cabinets, counters, flooring, lighting and often appliances. It may also include new plumbing and electrical work.

Layout changes and open concepts

Moving a sink, adding an island or opening a wall changes how the kitchen works. Removing a wall may need an engineer and a permit, especially if it is load-bearing.

Cabinet replacement or refacing

New cabinets change the look and storage of the room. Refacing keeps the existing boxes and replaces doors and drawer fronts for less.

Countertop replacement

Quartz, granite, solid surface and laminate all come in different price ranges. New counters often pair with a new sink and backsplash.

Backsplash, flooring and lighting

A cosmetic update can freshen a kitchen without changing the layout. These projects cost less and take less time than a full remodel.

Accessibility updates

Lower counters, pull-out shelves, lever faucets and better lighting make a kitchen easier to use for people of all ages.

How it works

Getting matched with kitchen remodelers is free and takes about a minute.

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Tell us about your project

Answer a few quick questions and enter your ZIP code. It takes about a minute.
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We call to learn more

A JP Home Partners specialist calls to understand the job, your timeline and your budget.
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Get matched with vetted kitchen remodelers

We connect you with a licensed, insured partner in your area for a free, no-obligation estimate.

Signs you need a kitchen remodeler

Cabinets are failing

Sagging shelves, water-damaged bases and doors that will not close are signs the cabinets are near the end of their life.

Not enough counter space or storage

If you are always short on prep space or cabinet room, a new layout can make daily cooking much easier.

Outdated wiring or too few outlets

Tripping breakers, few outlets or old wiring can be a safety issue in a room full of appliances.

Leaks or water damage

Stains or soft spots under the sink or dishwasher mean water is getting where it should not.

The layout fights you

If people bump into each other or the fridge door blocks the walkway, a remodel can improve the flow.

You are planning to sell

The kitchen is one of the rooms buyers look at most. A dated kitchen can make the whole house feel older.

How much does kitchen remodeling cost?

A typical mid-range kitchen remodel in the US often costs about $15,000 to $50,000. A cosmetic update with paint, hardware and a new backsplash can cost much less, while a large, high-end remodel with custom cabinets and a new layout can cost far more. Prices vary by home, region and materials.

Mid-range kitchen remodel

$15,000 – $50,000

Typical US range. Your price depends on your home, your area and the materials you choose. Your local pro gives you an exact quote.

What affects the price

Kitchen size: More square footage means more cabinets, counters and flooring, and more labor to install them.
Cabinets: Cabinets are often the largest material cost. Stock, semi-custom and custom cabinets vary widely in price.
Countertop material: Laminate costs the least. Quartz, granite and other stone cost more per square foot and need professional fabrication.
Layout changes: Moving the sink, range or walls adds plumbing, electrical and framing work. Keeping the layout saves money.
Appliances: Appliances range from basic to professional grade. Gas lines or new circuits may add cost.
Hidden issues: Old wiring, plumbing problems or water damage found during demolition must be fixed before new work goes in.
Local labor and permits: Labor rates and permit fees differ from one area to another.

How to choose a kitchen remodeler

Check the license

Most states require remodeling contractors to hold a license or registration, and plumbing, gas and electrical work usually needs licensed trades. Check your state's contractor licensing board.

Confirm insurance

Ask for proof of general liability insurance and workers' compensation coverage before work begins.

Ask about lead-safe practices in older homes

For homes built before 1978, federal rules require contractors who disturb painted surfaces to be EPA lead-safe certified.

Get a detailed written contract

The contract should list scope, materials, allowances, payment schedule, timeline and how change orders are handled.

Ask who handles permits and design

Find out who draws plans, who pulls permits and who orders cabinets. Clear roles help prevent delays.

Watch for red flags

Be careful with very large upfront deposits, cash-only deals, vague estimates or pressure to sign right away.

Kitchen Remodeling FAQs

How much does it cost to remodel a 10x12 kitchen?

A 10x12 kitchen is about 120 square feet, a common size for a standard kitchen. A mid-range remodel of that size often falls somewhere in the $15,000 to $50,000 range. Keeping the layout and choosing stock cabinets keeps you toward the low end. Custom cabinets, stone counters and moving plumbing push the price higher. A local estimate gives you a real number.

How long does a kitchen remodel take?

A full kitchen remodel often takes about six to twelve weeks once work starts, and sometimes longer. Smaller updates, like new counters or a backsplash, can take days to a couple of weeks. Design time, permits and cabinet lead times can add weeks before construction begins. Ask your contractor for a written schedule.

What is the correct order of renovation?

The usual order is plan and permit, demolition, structural and framing work, rough plumbing and electrical, inspections, insulation and drywall, then cabinets, countertops, backsplash, flooring, fixtures and final paint. Some contractors install flooring before cabinets. Doing behind-the-wall work first avoids tearing out new finishes later.

What are the four types of remodeling?

Remodeling is often grouped into four types: cosmetic updates like paint and hardware, replacements of cabinets, counters or appliances, layout changes that move plumbing or walls, and additions that add square footage. Each step up usually adds cost, time and permit needs. Knowing which one you want helps a contractor quote accurately.

Can I stay in my home during a kitchen remodel?

Yes, most people stay home during a kitchen remodel. Expect dust, noise and no working kitchen for part of the project. Many homeowners set up a temporary kitchen with a microwave, coffee maker and fridge in another room. Ask your contractor how they will contain dust and protect the rest of the house.

Do I need a permit for a kitchen remodel?

You often need a permit when a kitchen remodel changes plumbing, electrical, gas lines, ventilation or walls. Cosmetic work like painting or replacing cabinets in the same spot may not need one, but rules vary by city and county. A licensed contractor should know the local rules and pull permits for you.

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