Custom-Made
Kitchen Remodeling

Most customer’s first question is “how much will this kitchen remodel cost me?”. The most important thing you need to know is that every kitchen remodeling project different from the next. Prices vary depending on a few major things: For starters, the size of the kitchen is the biggest factor in price as well as the quantity of cabinets and countertops. . Wall removals can be costly at times for any structural changes, electrical or plumbing work needs to be redone. Of course each offers a wide range of materials to choose from that can either drastically increase or decrease your budget – flooring, finished materials and appliances can become big-ticket items depending on your style choices. In the end, what it comes down to is the choice of materials and scope of work. Kitchen remodel can range anywhere from $30,000 to $55,000 and more.

Our designers will always explode the best kitchen layouts for your home, but there are six key ideas for kitchen layouts which are

• The galley layout

• The L-shaped layout

• The U-shaped layout

• The island layout

• The peninsula layout

• The one-wall kitchen

An average small kitchen remodel usually takes between 5 to 7 weeks, however the duration of the major kitchen remodel varies depending on the different materials used in the project. For example, depending on the appliances delivery date, cabinets and countertops selection, etc.

Dreamcatcher will provide all rough materials such as, drywall, paint, recess lights, switches, cabinets and all material used to install finished materials such as tile, countertop and appliances. However, we will do our best to find you the best deals which are available on the market at the time of your remodel.

Before demolition dust starts flying, proper permitting must be secured for long-lasting kitchen remodels done to code. Requirements vary by municipality, but many jurisdictions require home improvement permits when:

• Relocating plumbing or gas lines

• Upgrading electrical system components

• Carrying out structural changes impacting walls or roofs

• Altering a load-bearing element like removing wall

• Replacing HVAC components

• Changing layout requiring revised safety escapes

For minor kitchen updates like cabinet resurfacing and countertop replacement, permits generally are not mandated. Always check specific permitting regulations for your zip code prior to launching projects.

Common permits acquired for kitchen overhauls include:

• Building permit for structural changes

• Electrical permit for new wiring, fixtures

• Plumbing permit for sink/faucet installs

• Mechanical for new appliance hookups

• Gas line for stove/oven configurations