Warm white and oak L-shaped kitchen with thin stone counters, recessed grip rails and a glass door to a desert patio

About Kitchen Remodeling PHX

About Kitchen Remodeling PHX

We serve Phoenix and the cities around it. This page explains what this site is for, where its facts come from, and where to start.

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01Good to know

What is Kitchen Remodeling PHX?

Kitchen Remodeling PHX covers kitchen remodel planning, costs, permits and local housing across Phoenix and the surrounding cities, from a cabinet refresh to a full layout change. The housing varies by city. The American Community Survey (2024) puts the median build year at 1970 in Arcadia (ZIP 85018), 1984 in Tempe, 1997 in Chandler, 2003 in Gilbert and 2004 in Anthem (ZIP 85086). The work ranges from refacing a solid set of boxes to removing a wall and rebuilding the room around a new island. The housing mix matters because the plan follows the house. A block wall changes how a window opens, a low ceiling changes the lighting, and a 1990s soffit changes how tall the cabinets can be. The same cabinet package can be right in one city and wrong 10 miles away.

Two people looking at cabinet and stone samples on a kitchen table, one wearing an ivory polo with a KR monogram

02Planning

How should a kitchen remodel be planned?

Scope first, price second, finishes last. A plan starts with what the room has to do, then decides what stays and what moves. A written scope names the cabinet line, the counter material, the lighting plan, the floor, the permit responsibility and the exclusions, because a scope that says "new kitchen" is not a scope. A refresh is sometimes the better answer, even though it is the smaller project. If a wall turns out to be structural, or a slab cannot be cut where the sink was supposed to go, that answer changes the plan.

03Costs

Where do the prices and facts on this site come from?

Prices on this site are published market ranges with their sources named. The actual price is set after an on-site assessment. Local facts such as permit rules come from the City of Phoenix, and housing facts such as build years come from the American Community Survey. Cabinet lead times and inspection schedules vary with the project, and a schedule that shows the material dates reflects them.

043 questions

Questions people ask

Still have a question? Call (747) 243-2089 and describe the kitchen.

01

Which areas does this site cover?

We serve metro Phoenix, from the west valley cities to the east valley and the northeast desert communities. The service areas page lists every city and neighborhood.

02

What can I expect from the first call?

You can describe the kitchen and hear how a project like yours usually runs before deciding on anything. The actual price is set after an on-site assessment.

03

What if the project is only one trade?

A single trade project, such as new counters, new lighting or a cabinet refresh, has a smaller scope. The countertops, lighting and cabinets pages each cover their own scope and sequence.

Kitchen Studio

Swap the finishes. Watch the kitchen change.

A design preview, not a price. Pick a finish for each part of the kitchen, drag the line to compare, then send your picks with your project.

KR · Studio0 / 5 picked
Handleless kitchen base cabinet with two greige drawers, an oak side panel and a pale stone top
L-shaped ivory porcelain worktop slab with soft grey veining
Brushed bronze pull-down kitchen faucet with a single lever
Ivory porcelain backsplash panel with soft marble-like veining
Three stacked limestone-look porcelain floor tiles

C01Cabinet frontsGreige

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Your kitchen

  1. Cabinet fronts?
  2. Worktop?
  3. Faucet?
  4. Backsplash?
  5. Flooring?

Cabinet installer in a charcoal KR polo kneeling to adjust a hinge on an oak kitchen cabinet

Your kitchen project

Next step

If you want a straight read on your kitchen, call with the age of the house, the rough size of the room and the list of things that bother you.

Pick the service if you have one in mind, then leave your name, number and ZIP code. Someone will call you back to talk it through.

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