Kitchen Remodeling in Reno, NV
From a cosmetic refresh to a new layout, we remodel Reno kitchens with line-by-line quotes and permits handled for you.
From a cosmetic refresh to a new layout, we remodel Reno kitchens with line-by-line quotes and permits handled for you.
Every kitchen we take on starts with the same question: what is not working today? The answer decides whether you need a refresh, new cabinets or a whole new layout.
Census figures put the median Reno home at 1989, with 38% of the housing stock built before 1980.
Your quote lists cabinets, counters, labor and every other part separately, so there is nothing to decode.
Pick a service to see what it involves and what it typically costs.
Full kitchen remodels run in the right order, priced in writing before the first day.
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New cabinets in stock, semi-custom or custom lines, sized to the room and installed level and square.
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New doors, drawer fronts and veneer on your existing cabinet boxes, for about half the cost of new.
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Low-maintenance quartz tops templated, cut and installed with tidy seams and sink cut-outs.
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A new kitchen plan built around how you cook, with each layout option priced side by side.
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Backsplash tile chosen to suit your counters and installed with clean cuts at every edge.
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Kitchen floors that stand up to spills and traffic, laid on a subfloor we check first.
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Layered kitchen lighting: ceiling, under-cabinet and pendant, wired to code.
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Best for: You want a new look fast without tearing anything out.
Best for: You want a brand-new kitchen in the same footprint.
Best for: The layout itself is the problem: you want walls moved, an island, or the sink or range somewhere else.
Tell us about the job and we will explain the options and the price before any work starts.
Price ranges we see in Nevada. Prices in Nevada run close to the US average.
| Item | Typical price | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Semi-custom cabinets | $300–$650 | per linear foot |
| Stock cabinets | $100–$300 | per linear foot |
| Cabinet refacing (typical kitchen) | $4,500–$12,000 | per kitchen |
| Cabinet painting (typical kitchen) | $3,000–$7,500 | per kitchen |
| Laminate countertops | $20–$50 | per sq ft installed |
| Tile backsplash | $15–$40 | per sq ft installed |
| Luxury vinyl plank flooring | $4–$9 | per sq ft installed |
| Porcelain tile flooring | $8–$18 | per sq ft installed |
These are typical ranges, not a quote. A visit gives you an exact written price. Try the cost calculator.
Sources: Remodeling magazine Cost vs Value Report 2025; HomeAdvisor and Angi kitchen remodel cost guides (2025–2026); Fixr cabinet and countertop cost guides (2025).
You should know what you are paying for and when each part happens. Every job gets a written scope, a schedule and one person to call.
If a refresh will get you what you want, we will say so before quoting a full remodel.
Call or send the form with a few photos if you have them.
We measure the kitchen and check plumbing, wiring and the walls you might move.
You get a plan and a line-by-line price before anything is ordered.
Materials ordered and the work dates confirmed.
Old kitchen out, then plumbing, electrical, cabinets and counters in.
We go through the finished kitchen with you before calling it done.
About 49% of Reno homes are owner-occupied, and the median home value is around $498,600, so a well-planned kitchen protects a real investment.
The older the house, the more likely the walls hold surprises such as old wiring or corroded pipes, which is why our quotes list a clear allowance for them.
We remodel kitchens across Reno, including Damonte Ranch, Double Diamond, Caughlin Ranch, South Meadows, Northwest Reno and Somersett.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2019–2023 5-year estimates.
Kitchen work that changes plumbing, electrical or gas lines, or moves walls, needs a permit; cabinets, countertops and paint on their own usually do not. Reno reviews new work against the 2024 building codes adopted on July 1, 2025.
Nevada requires a contractor license for work of $1,000 or more in labor and materials combined, and for any job that needs a building permit or involves plumbing, electrical, heating or air-conditioning work, whatever the price (NRS 624.031).
You can look up any contractor on the Nevada State Contractors Board website before you sign. Nevada State Contractors Board
We also remodel kitchens in these nearby cities. Pick yours for local details.
Most medium kitchens land in one of three bands: $11,500–$26,000 for a refresh, $27,000–$61,000 for a full replacement in the same layout, and $55,000–$129,000 for a custom remodel. Cabinets and layout changes move the number most.
Kitchen work that changes plumbing, electrical or gas lines, or moves walls, needs a permit; cabinets, countertops and paint on their own usually do not. Reno reviews new work against the 2024 building codes adopted on July 1, 2025. Questions go to the City of Reno Building Division at (775) 334-2063.
Nevada requires a contractor license for work of $1,000 or more in labor and materials combined, and for any job that needs a building permit or involves plumbing, electrical, heating or air-conditioning work, whatever the price (NRS 624.031). You can look up any contractor on the Nevada State Contractors Board website before you sign.
They cost about the same installed. Pick quartz for low upkeep and a uniform look, granite for natural veining and better tolerance of heat.
For a refresh, often partly. For a full remodel, plan on a temporary kitchen elsewhere in the house for a few weeks.
Hidden problems and changes of mind. In older homes, opening walls can turn up outdated wiring, galvanized pipes or ungrounded outlets that have to be brought up to code; a good quote names this risk up front. Keeping 10–15% of the budget in reserve covers most of it.
Smaller, mid-range kitchen remodels consistently rank among the projects that recoup the largest share of their cost at resale in the Cost vs Value report, while large upscale remodels recoup less. If you plan to sell soon, a refresh usually pays back best.
Start from the level of remodel, then decide where to spend: cabinets and counters you touch every day are usually worth it; trendy finishes less so.
It can be, but it is the fastest way to grow a budget, because plumbing, gas, venting and wiring all have to follow. Often better storage or an island fixes the problem for less.
Send the form or call. After a walkthrough you get a written quote that breaks the work down by cabinets, counters, labor and the rest, so you can compare it fairly.
Tell us about the room and we will set up a walkthrough and a written quote.
Kitchen remodels planned around how you cook, priced line by line.