Kitchen Remodel Cost Guide

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What Does a Kitchen Remodel Really Cost in Central Florida?

 

A kitchen remodel is one of the most significant investments you can make in your home — and one of the most complex to price. The cost depends on the size of your kitchen, the scope of changes you want to make, the materials you select, and the level of craftsmanship you expect.


At Pro Work, we believe in transparency from the very first conversation. This guide is designed to give you an honest, realistic picture of what a kitchen remodel costs in Central Florida — so you can approach the process with clarity and confidence, not guesswork.

Two Approaches to Budgeting Your Kitchen Remodel

Every client comes to us differently. Some have a firm number in mind. Others have a vision and want to understand what it takes to bring it to life. Both are valid — and Pro Work is built to work with either approach.

Approach 1-

Design to a Fixed Budget

If you have a clear budget established, sharing that number with us upfront allows our team to build a design and scope of work that maximizes what’s possible within your parameters. We’ll guide you toward material selections, layout decisions, and design choices that deliver the best result for your investment — without pushing you beyond what you’re comfortable spending.
We’re honest about fit. Pro Work’s focus is on delivering premium craftsmanship and an exceptional client experience. If your primary goal is the lowest possible price, we may not be the right firm for your project. But if you want the best result your budget can produce — we’re exactly who you want.

Approach 2-

Let the Design Drive the Budget

If you have a vision and flexibility to explore what it costs to execute it properly, our design and consultation process is the ideal starting point. We’ll develop design concepts, present material options at various investment levels, and help you make informed decisions about where to prioritize your budget for the greatest impact.
This approach gives you the full picture before committing — so every dollar you spend is a decision you made with confidence, not assumption.

What Drives the Cost of a Kitchen Remodel?

Before looking at pricing tiers, it helps to understand the factors that most significantly influence where your project lands on the cost spectrum. Here are the key questions to work through:

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How long do you plan to stay in your home?

If this is your forever home, investing in premium materials and elevated design delivers long-term value — both in quality of life and in the home’s market worth. If you’re planning to sell within a few years, a targeted, high-impact remodel that appeals to buyers may serve you better than a full luxury overhaul.

What does your neighborhood support?

The value of your remodel should align with the character and price range of your neighborhood. Over-improving relative to comparable homes in your area can limit your return on investment. Pro Work will help you think through this honestly during the planning phase.

What do you actually need vs. what would you like?

The brainstorming phase is exciting — and it’s easy to keep adding to the list. Taking the time to distinguish between what you need and what you want helps establish a realistic scope and keeps your project on budget without sacrificing what matters most.

What is the current condition of your kitchen?

Older kitchens may carry hidden costs — outdated electrical panels, plumbing that needs updating, or structural changes required to achieve your desired layout. Pro Work identifies these factors early in the planning process so they don’t become surprises during construction.

Kitchen Remodel Pricing Tiers

The following pricing tiers reflect real project costs in the Central Florida market. All estimates include design, labor, materials, cabinetry, countertops, and fixtures. See the included/excluded table below for full details.
Most Pro Work projects land between the Mid and Premium levels. Final pricing is determined after an on-site consultation based on your specific space, scope, and selections.

LARGE KITCHEN

Typically 200+ sq ft

BASIC

Starting at

$90K+

MID

Starting at

$115K+

PREMIUM

Starting at

$150K+

MEDIUM KITCHEN

Typically 100–200 sq ft

BASIC

Starting at

$65K+

MID

Starting at

$80K+

PREMIUM

Starting at

$110K+

SMALL / GALLEY KITCHEN

Typically under 100 sq ft

BASIC

Starting at

$50K+

MID

Starting at

$65K+

PREMIUM

Starting at

$90K+

Everything Is Included — That's the Pro Work Difference

Unlike many contractors who quote low and add on later, Pro Work includes everything in your project estimate upfront. No surprises. No hidden fees. No line items that appear after you’ve signed.

INCLUDED IN EVERY PRO WORK DESIGN-BUILD REMODEL

As a full-service design-build firm, Pro Work includes the following in every kitchen remodel — no surprises, no hidden line items, no add-ons after the fact.

Space planning & layout design with our team
Dedicated project manager from start to finish
All labor within the defined scope of work
All materials within the defined scope of work
Permit fees — Pro Work manages all permitting and inspections
Painting & wall finishing within the remodel scope
Decorative & pendant light fixtures (per agreed selections)
Appliances (per agreed selections and scope)
Itemized, transparent pricing before any work begins
Clear, consistent communication throughout every phase

Breaking Down the Key Cost Factors

Understanding what goes into a kitchen remodel budget helps you make smarter decisions at every step. Here are the elements that most significantly drive your final investment:

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Cabinetry

Cabinetry is typically the single largest cost driver in a kitchen remodel — and for good reason. Cabinets define the look, the storage, and the functionality of the entire space. The difference between semi-custom, custom overlay, and full custom inset cabinetry is significant in both cost and quality. Pro Work works with trusted cabinetry suppliers to deliver options across every tier without compromising on craftsmanship or finish quality.
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Countertops

Countertop material selection has a major impact on both the aesthetic and the budget of your remodel. Entry-level quartz and granite provide excellent durability and value. Mid-tier options offer more variety in veining, color, and edge profiles. Premium quartzite and exotic natural stone deliver a truly distinctive look — and a price to match. Pro Work will guide you through options that fit both your vision and your investment level.
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Flooring

Kitchen flooring often extends into adjacent living and dining areas, making it one of the most visible decisions in any remodel. Hardwood — sanded and finished in place — remains the most popular choice for Central Florida homeowners seeking a durable, timeless result. Engineered hardwood, natural stone, and large-format porcelain tile are also strong options depending on your lifestyle and design direction.

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Layout Changes & Wall Removal

Keeping your existing layout is the most cost-effective path. Relocating appliances, modifying cabinetry positions, or removing walls to create open-concept flow all add to the scope — and the investment. Wall removal costs vary depending on whether the wall is load-bearing, whether plumbing or HVAC runs through it, and how adjacent spaces are affected. Pro Work evaluates all of these factors during the design phase so you have full visibility before construction begins.

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Appliances

While appliances are excluded from our pricing tiers, they are a significant part of the overall kitchen investment. High-end appliance packages — professional ranges, built-in refrigerators, integrated dishwashers — can add substantially to your total spend. Pro Work will help you plan appliance selections that integrate seamlessly with your cabinetry and layout design.
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Electrical & Plumbing

Updating a kitchen often requires electrical and plumbing work that isn’t always visible in the final product but is critical to its performance and code compliance. Panel upgrades, new gas lines, relocated drain and supply lines — these are real costs that Pro Work identifies and accounts for in your project estimate.

Pro Tip: We recommend budgeting 5–10% of your total project cost as a contingency for any unforeseen conditions discovered during construction. This is industry best practice and protects both your timeline and your peace of mind.

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Frequently Asked Question — Kitchen Remodel Costs

A kitchen contains more moving parts than any other room in the home — cabinetry, countertops, flooring, plumbing, electrical, appliances, ventilation, and lighting all come together in a single space. The complexity of coordinating all of these systems and finishes is what makes kitchen remodeling both the most involved and the most rewarding project in a home.

Ready to Get a Real Number for Your Kitchen?

Every kitchen is different. The only way to give you an accurate estimate is to understand your specific space, your goals, and the level of finish you’re looking for. There’s no pressure and no commitment required — just an honest conversation about your kitchen and what’s possible.