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By measuring the area, discussing preferences and needs, and selecting cabinetry, worktops, appliances, and lighting, a kitchen designer helps customers build effective and attractive kitchen layouts. To ensure the design idea is realized, they may generate 3D drawings or blueprints, liaise with contractors, and monitor the process.

Set a budget and prioritize layout, appliance, and cosmetic modifications when planning a kitchen redesign. To guarantee a seamless makeover, prepare a precise plan that involves hiring contractors, choosing materials, and setting a timeframe for each phase.

Start by choosing your project priorities, such as customization and material quality, to estimate a kitchen makeover cost. To get a complete estimate, study local typical prices for cabinets, countertops, flooring, appliances, labor, permits, and design fees.  You can also check out our pricing guide.

On average, a well-executed kitchen makeover may boost a home's worth by 10% to 15%, depending on the amount of the renovation, the quality of the materials, and market circumstances. Local real estate trends and buyer preferences are crucial when determining the influence on your home's worth.

Personal savings, home equity loans, HELOCs, or mortgage refinancing can fund a kitchen redesign. Alternatively, credit cards or personal loans may have higher interest rates and should be carefully considered based on your financial condition.

A modest kitchen redesign takes 6–12 weeks, depending on the scale, materials, and contractor's timetable. More extensive remodels or structural alterations may take longer, while modest renovations may be finished in 4–6 weeks.