AVERAGE PROJECT COSTS

Multiple Rooms/major Remodels

Remodeling can have a snowball effect, often including multiple rooms. Multiple roomand major remodels, such as: entire floor remodels, remodels that include and addition to a home, or redoing the entire exterior of a home may start at about $150K and go up from there. One of the most common would be a first floor remodel beginning with the kitchen and including including mudroom, powder room, family room, and all the flooring and painting on that floor of the

Multiple Rooms/Major Remodels

$200K+

Whole Home Remodel

Much like a finished basement, the possibilities are virtually endless…Interior surface, exterior surfaces, flooring, kitchen, bathrooms, windows, doors, siding, trim, painting, laundry/mudrooms, bedrooms, family rooms, staircases, fireplaces and more are all involved in a whole home remodel project.


Having your entire home remodeled at the same time is a great way to be “one and done” and have your home just the way you want it and be able to enjoy it now, instead of over a long period of time. A huge advantage to this is that the overall style and motif of the home is more cohesive than if you remodeled over several years and as trends and your taste change. There are some cost savings when remodeling multiple areas of a home at the same time, such as daily site work and trip charges, but also because we can have many things going on at once.

Whole Home

$350K+

Additions

Adding an addition to your home can be a great way to increase square footage, add a much needed space or room, expand a kitchen, gain a first floor master suite, enjoy a three or four seasons room, and the list goes on. One of the most popular additions we see are kitchen expansions. We see additions starting in the $150K range, but they can easily get into the $200-300K range and more.

Additions

$150K+

Kitchen Remodel

Kitchen Remodel

Good

$75K+

Good Typically Includes:

  • Entry-level group A or B granite countertops
  • Entry-level import cabinetry
  • Minor or NO changes to layout or appliance locations
  • Minor electrical updates
  • Chrome or Nickel stock plumbing fixtures and stainless sink
  • Ceramic tile backsplash
  • Vinyl plank, laminate, or engineered flooring (or refinish existing hardwoods)

Kitchen Remodel

Better

$100K+

Better Typically Includes:

  • Upgraded granite group C or D and entry-level quartz countertops
  • Upgraded Import and/or American made cabinetry with more details/accessories
  • Might begin modifying layout and appliance locations
  • Often includes removing or opening up a wall
  • More electrical/lighting updates
  • Faucet and sink upgrades (brand, material, style, complexity)
  • Backsplash upgrades (material, pattern, square footage)
  • Hardwood, tile, or upgraded flooring

Kitchen Remodel

Best

$130K+

Better Typically Includes:

  • Upper end cabinets, countertops, fixtures, flooring
  • Complete layout change and/or expansion into other room(s)
  • Custom work
  • Window/door modifications
  • Many electrical updates or complete rewire
  • Add fixtures and appliances (prep sink, pot filler, beverage cooler, wall oven)
  • Often includes flooring in some adjacent rooms and/or half bath updates

BATH Remodel

GOOD TYPICALLY INCLUDES:

$35K+

Master Bath / Standard Full 

Good

  • Entry-level group A or B granite countertops
  • Entry-level import cabinetry
  • Minor or NO changes to layout or appliance locations
  • Minor electrical updates
  • Chrome or Nickel, entry-level stock plumbing fixtures, porcelain sink bowl
  • Vinyl plank or entry-level tile
  • May or may not include custom tiled shower

Standard bath: your typical 5×9 hall bath with one sink and a tub/shower combo


Master bath: typical master suite with larger footprint that has two sinks, separate tub and shower, maybe water closet

Master Bath / Standard Full 

Better

$60K+

BETTER TYPICALLY INCLUDES:

  • Upgraded granite group C or D and entry-level quartz countertops
  • Upgraded Import and/or American made cabinetry with more details/accessories
  • Might begin modifying layout and fixture relocations
  • Often includes removing or opening up a wall
  • Enlarge shower and/or eliminate tub
  • More electrical/lighting updates
  • Faucet and sink upgrades (brand, material, style, complexity)
  • Upgraded tile (material and pattern)

Standard bath: your typical 5×9 hall bath with one sink and a tub/shower combo


Master bath: typical master suite with larger footprint that has two sinks, separate tub and shower, maybe water closet

Master Bath / Standard Full 

Best

$90K+

BETTER TYPICALLY INCLUDES:

  • Upper end cabinets, countertops, fixtures, flooring
  • Complete layout change and/or expansion into other room(s)
  • Custom work
  • Window/door modifications
  • Many electrical updates or complete rewire
  • Freestanding tub
  • High end large shower

Standard bath: your typical 5×9 hall bath with one sink and a tub/shower combo


Master bath: typical master suite with larger footprint that has two sinks, separate tub and shower, maybe water closet

Laundry/Mudroom

Laundry/mudroom remodels and especially mudroom expansions are very popular today. In an era where we are all so busy and on the go with work, school and soccer practice, there is a definite need for improving the main entry families use, which is typically off the garage. There are so many possibilities for shoe storage, coats, backpacks, pet supplies, lockers, laundry space and the list keeps going. Obviously, the larger you go and the more features,the more the cost will go up, but the gained space is well worth it and keeps you from tripping over shoes and backpacks!

Laundry/Mudroom

$40-90K+

Finished Basement

There are so many possibilities with finishing a basement. We can add a bedroom with an egress window, wet or dry bar, kitchenette or full working kitchen, laundry room, half or full bath, sauna, home theatre, and the list goes on. Flooring is also a large individual cost due to the amount of square footage. The potential cost for a basement project can climb even past the $150k mark depending on how many rooms and features you include in the project.


Most people want the new space to be an extension of the rest of their home, which will make up 30-50% of your total square footage once finished. Because of this, we find that basements can sometimes create sticker shock, but considering the cost of your home in comparison to the amount of space you gain it is totally understandable.

Finished Basement

$100K+

Regional Project Costs

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