How much do kitchen remodelers typically cost?
- Boise, Idaho Average$15,731
- Typical Range$4,499 - $27,142
- Low End - High End$900 - $35,000
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GC
Boise, ID·
Decks, framing, additions, siding, drywall, finish carpentry, Doors, General Contractor , and 1 more
"Ed did an amazing job on our small deck - way exceeded the expectations!! He built a strong and beautiful platform for us - he was extremely professional and very kind. The small deck is the prettiest part of our backyard!! Thank you, Ed!!"
Susan M. in May 2024
WC
In business since 1992
Garden City, ID·
Remodeling
About us: "We pride our company on reliability, great communication, integrity, and quality work. We are experts in our trade and will do our best to keep you as educated as we can on your particular task or project. We look forward to earning your business!"
CL
Boise, ID·
General Contracting Specialist, Landscaping Experts, Sprinkler install and repair , and 2 more
"Jared was great to work with. He modified our sprinklers so we could extend our patio. He also took out our rocks in the front and back that had weeds growing thru it. He made our property look so much better with bark in the front. He did everything in a timely manner and had great ideas. We would use Jared again.p"
Bob B. in July 2024
AP
In business since 2020
About us: "We have the experience and we are committed to providing quality workmanship and superior customer service on all our applications. We at A PROSPECTUM strive to maintain our reputation as a high quality, very service oriented company with our main focus being customer satisfaction."
SR
Vail, CO·
Major Renovations, Additions & Remodels
"Bruce with Syringa Remodeling was great to work with on our home remodeling project. He is knowledgeable with years of experience. He familiarized himself with our plans and and made suggestions that resulted in a better outcome for us. Bruce communicated & coordinated well with the various subcontractors."
Jenny M. in November 2021
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Costs for related projects in Boise, ID
- Hire a Kitchen Designer$350,000 - $350,000
- Install a Microwave$112 - $114
- Install an Appliance$113 - $222
- Remodel a Kitchen$4,499 - $27,142
- Repair an Appliance$91 - $242
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Things to Consider Before You Update Your Kitchen:
Are you considering changing the floorplan of your kitchen?
Which of the following will you need moved or installed in your kitchen?
- Countertops
- Cabinets
- Sinks
- Flooring
- Appliances
- Electrical
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Project Location: Boise, ID Date: 01/27/24Which of the following will you need moved or installed in your kitchen?: CountertopsWhich of the following will you need moved or installed in your kitchen?: SinksWhich of the following will you need moved or installed in your kitchen?: FlooringWhich of the following will you need moved or installed in your kitchen?: AppliancesWhich of the following will you need moved or installed in your kitchen?: ElectricalProject Location: Boise, ID Date: 01/20/24Are you considering changing the floorplan of your kitchen?: YesWhich of the following will you need moved or installed in your kitchen?: CabinetsWhich of the following will you need moved or installed in your kitchen?: SinksWhich of the following will you need moved or installed in your kitchen?: AppliancesWhich of the following will you need moved or installed in your kitchen?: ElectricalWhich of the following will you need moved or installed in your kitchen?: CountertopsWhich of the following will you need moved or installed in your kitchen?: FlooringComment: Customer did not provide additional comments. Please contact the customer to discuss the details of this project.Project Location: Boise, ID Date: 01/11/24Are you considering changing the floorplan of your kitchen?: NoWhich of the following will you need moved or installed in your kitchen?: CabinetsWhich of the following will you need moved or installed in your kitchen?: SinksWhich of the following will you need moved or installed in your kitchen?: ElectricalWhich of the following will you need moved or installed in your kitchen?: CountertopsWhich of the following will you need moved or installed in your kitchen?: FlooringComment: We are looking for a contractor to demo our existing cabinets/counters/flooring and install new ones. We have a small kitchen, roughly 100 square feet. We would like to keep our existing appliances (fridge, dishwasher, stove, and garbage disposal) but would like to replace our cabinets, countertop (with quartz or granite), sink, faucet, and flooring. We would also like to have the upper cabinets to have a slot to put a microwave. We will not be knocking down any wall to expand the kitchen and will likely stick with the same or similar layout as currently exists. We will only need basic functional design advice about the cabinets (like installing a corner cabinet that swings out so you can actually access that hard to reach stuff), but we will be able to design the aesthetics and material type ourselves. We do have problems with the breaker switch flipping when we use two appliances at once. The current breaker switch that supplies power to the kitchen is an MR-1865 and says 120/240 Vac SW Series 1 Interrupting Rating Max. RMS. SYM. AMP 10,000 Torque 36 LB/IN. For our timeline, we would like to get the project done ideally around Jan-March of 2025. We work from home, and we have three little dogs and will therefore need to rent an AirBNB while the work is being done, so we need a contractor who can get the work done all in one go (hoping within a week or two if possible).
