How much does a kitchen remodel cost in Phoenix?

Phoenix kitchen remodels typically cost between $15,000 for a budget refresh and $200,000+ for luxury renovations. Most homeowners spend $35,000-$65,000 for a quality mid-range remodel with new cabinets, countertops, appliances, and flooring. Costs vary based on kitchen size, material quality, layout changes, and scope of work.

Where does most of the money go in a kitchen remodel?

In a typical Phoenix kitchen remodel, the largest expenses are: Cabinets (30-35%), Labor and installation (20-25%), Countertops (10-15%), Appliances (10-15%), and Flooring (7-10%). The remaining 15-20% covers plumbing, electrical, tile work, lighting, and permits.

What Does a Kitchen Remodel Cost in Phoenix? (2026)

Real pricing from 300+ Phoenix kitchen remodels—no vague estimates, no surprises. Honest budget breakdowns to help you plan with confidence.

✓ Transparent Pricing Data from Local Projects

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The Truth About Kitchen Remodel Costs

After completing over 300 kitchen remodels throughout Phoenix, Scottsdale, Gilbert, Chandler, and surrounding areas, we've learned something: homeowners are tired of vague pricing information and hidden costs that balloon budgets.

Most online "cost guides" give unhelpful ranges like "$20,000 to $150,000" without explaining what you actually get for your money. Contractors often avoid discussing real numbers until you've invested hours in consultations. That's frustrating when you're trying to make informed decisions about one of your biggest home investments.

Our promise: This guide shares real numbers from actual Phoenix projects, organized by scope and quality level. You'll understand exactly what different budget levels get you, where money goes, and what Phoenix-specific factors affect costs. Whether you hire Bayside or another contractor, you'll know what a fair price looks like.

Jump to What You Need:

💰 Quick Cost Overview

By scope level

📊 Detailed Breakdown

By component

🌵 Phoenix-Specific

Local cost factors

⚠️ Hidden Costs

What quotes miss

💡 Save Money

Without sacrificing quality

Section 1: Quick Cost Overview by Scope

What you can expect to pay for different levels of kitchen remodeling

Scope Level	Kitchen Size	Price Range	Timeline	Best For
Budget Refresh	Any size	$15,000-$30,000	2-3 weeks	Cosmetic updates, working layout stays
Mid-Range Remodel	100-150 sq ft	$35,000-$65,000	6-8 weeks	New cabinets, quality finishes, minor layout changes
Upscale Remodel	150-200 sq ft	$65,000-$100,000	8-12 weeks	Custom cabinets, premium materials, some structural work
Luxury Renovation	200+ sq ft	$100,000-$200,000+	12-16 weeks	High-end everything, major layout changes, custom details

Budget Refresh: $15,000-$30,000

What's Included:

Cabinet painting or refacing (not replacement)
New countertops (laminate or budget quartz)
Updated backsplash (subway tile or simple ceramic)
New hardware and fixtures
Fresh paint throughout
Minor electrical updates (outlets, under-cabinet lighting)
Appliance replacement if needed

What's NOT Included:

New cabinet boxes (just refinishing existing)
Layout changes or moving appliances
Plumbing relocation
Flooring replacement
Major electrical work or panel upgrades

💡 Reality Check

This level works if your cabinets are structurally sound and your layout functions well. You're updating surfaces and finishes to make your kitchen look modern—not rebuilding it. Great for rentals, preparing to sell, or refreshing on a tight budget.

Mid-Range Remodel: $35,000-$65,000

What's Included:

Semi-custom cabinets - Quality construction with many style and size options
Quartz or granite countertops - Mid-grade selection, professionally installed
Tile backsplash - Standard installation, variety of patterns available
Mid-grade appliances - Samsung, LG, Bosch level with good features
Quality fixtures and hardware - Soft-close drawers, upgraded faucets
Flooring - Tile, LVP, or engineered hardwood throughout
Electrical updates - Additional outlets, can lighting, undercabinet LEDs
Minor plumbing changes - New sink location possible within footprint
Proper ventilation system - Quality range hood vented to exterior
Professional installation - Licensed trades with warranty

🌵 Phoenix-Specific Considerations:

Professional dust control systems during construction
Hard water mitigation solutions (water softener recommended)
Energy-efficient appliances (crucial for cooling costs in Arizona)
HOA permit processing and approval timeline
UV-resistant finishes for sun-exposed areas

💡 Reality Check

This is the "sweet spot" for most Phoenix homeowners. You get quality materials that last 15-20+ years without paying for luxury features you may not need. This budget allows some layout flexibility while staying within the existing footprint—saving thousands on plumbing and gas line relocation. Most of our projects fall in this range.

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Section 2: Detailed Cost Breakdown by Component

Understanding where your money goes helps you make informed decisions

Here's how costs break down in a typical $50,000 mid-range Phoenix kitchen remodel:

Where Every Dollar Goes

Cabinets & Hardware

30-35%

$15,000 - $17,500

Labor & Installation

20-25%

$10,000 - $12,500

Countertops

10-15%

$5,000 - $7,500

Appliances

10-15%

$5,000 - $7,500

Flooring

7-10%

$3,500 - $5,000

Plumbing & Fixtures

5-8%

$2,500 - $4,000

Electrical

5-7%

$2,500 - $3,500

Backsplash & Tile

4-6%

$2,000 - $3,000

Lighting

3-5%

$1,500 - $2,500

Paint & Finishes

2-3%

$1,000 - $1,500

Permits & Design

2-3%

$1,000 - $1,500

Contingency Buffer

10-15%

$5,000 - $7,500

Cabinets & Hardware: $15,000-$17,500 (30-35% of Budget)

Why cabinets cost so much: They're custom-fabricated to fit your exact space, require premium materials, precision installation, quality hardware, and specialty finishes. Cabinets are also the most visible element and get used constantly—quality here pays off for decades.

Cabinet Price Ranges (Per Linear Foot):

Stock Cabinets

$100-$180/linear foot

Pros: Budget-friendly, fast delivery (2-3 weeks), basic quality. Cons: Limited sizes (only standard dimensions), few options, particle board construction common. Best for: Rentals, flips, tight budgets.

Semi-Custom Cabinets

$180-$350/linear foot

Pros: Wide variety of styles, more size options, plywood construction available, soft-close standard. Cons: Longer lead time (6-8 weeks). Best for: Most Phoenix homeowners—best value-to-quality ratio.

Custom Cabinets

$500-$1,200/linear foot

Pros: Unlimited options, any size/configuration, premium materials, perfect fit. Cons: Expensive, long lead time (10-14 weeks). Best for: Luxury homes, unique spaces, no compromises.

What Affects Cabinet Cost:

Box material: Plywood lasts forever; particle board swells/fails (especially in Phoenix humidity during monsoons)
Door style: Shaker and flat-panel are affordable; raised panel and ornate styles cost more
Finish quality: Catalyzed conversion varnish resists damage better than basic paint
Hardware: Soft-close, full-extension drawer glides, European hinges add $50-100 per cabinet
Interior accessories: Pull-out shelves, spice racks, dividers add $200-800 per cabinet
Custom features: Glass fronts, LED interior lighting, specialty organizers

🌵 Phoenix Consideration

Arizona's low humidity is actually good for cabinets—less warping than coastal climates. But choose quality construction that withstands our temperature swings (40° winter mornings to 115° summer afternoons). Plywood construction handles this better than particle board.

Labor & Installation: $10,000-$12,500 (20-25% of Budget)

Labor is the second-largest expense in kitchen remodels. This covers skilled tradespeople with years of training, specialized tools, licensing, insurance, and the expertise to handle complex installations correctly.

What's Included in Labor:

Demolition and debris removal (dumpster, disposal fees)
Plumbing rough-in and finish work (all connections, fixtures)
Electrical rough-in and finish work (outlets, lighting, appliance circuits)
Cabinet installation and precise leveling
Countertop templating and installation
Tile setting, grouting, and sealing
Flooring installation (prep, underlayment, finish)
Paint and final finishes
Final touches, cleanup, and walk-through

Phoenix Labor Rates (Licensed Professionals):

General Contractor / PM

$75-$125/hour

Licensed Plumber

$95-$150/hour

Licensed Electrician

$85-$130/hour

Tile Installer

$60-$100/hour

Cabinet Installer

$70-$110/hour

Painter

$45-$75/hour

💡 Why Labor Costs What It Does

Skilled trades require Arizona ROC licensing, liability and workers comp insurance, years of training, continuing education, and specialized tools costing thousands. Quality installation makes the difference between a remodel that lasts 20+ years and one that fails in 5. This isn't where you save money—cheap labor creates expensive problems.

Countertops: $5,000-$7,500 (10-15% of Budget)

Countertops are a major focal point and heavily-used surface. In Phoenix's climate, heat resistance matters more than in other regions. Average kitchens need 50-65 square feet of countertop (including island).

Material Cost Comparison (Installed Per Square Foot):

Laminate

$25-$50/sq ft

Budget-friendly but limited lifespan (10-15 years). Not heat resistant. Can chip and delaminate. Best for temporary solutions or rentals.

Quartz (Engineered Stone)

$60-$150/sq ft

Most popular in Phoenix. Non-porous (never needs sealing), heat resistant to 300°F, huge variety of colors and patterns, consistent appearance, very low maintenance. Can show water spots on darker colors.

Granite (Natural Stone)

$50-$120/sq ft

Natural beauty, every slab unique, extremely heat resistant. Requires annual sealing. Some variation between slabs. Increases home value. Great for Phoenix climate.

Quartzite (Natural Stone)

$80-$200/sq ft

Harder than granite, stunning natural patterns, very durable, heat resistant. Still needs sealing. Higher cost. Limited color palette (mostly whites and grays). Luxury choice.

Marble

$75-$250/sq ft

Luxury aesthetic, timeless beauty. High maintenance—stains easily, etches from acids, requires frequent sealing. Best for baking zones or low-use areas rather than full kitchen.

🌵 Phoenix Heat Factor

In Phoenix's extreme heat, your countertops aren't just aesthetic—they're functional surfaces handling hot cookware year-round. Skip materials that warp or discolor from heat (laminate, some solid surfaces). Quartz and granite perform beautifully in our climate without special maintenance. That's why they're so popular here.

💰 Cost Example (Mid-Range Kitchen)

65 square feet of mid-grade quartz at $85/sq ft = $5,525 installed. This includes templating, fabrication, installation, cutouts for sink and cooktop, and finished edges.

Appliances: $5,000-$7,500 (10-15% of Budget)

Appliances significantly impact your kitchen's functionality and energy bills. In Phoenix, energy efficiency isn't optional—it's a budget necessity that saves hundreds annually on cooling costs.

Appliance Package Budget Tiers:

Value Package

$2,500-$4,500

Brands: Whirlpool, GE, Frigidaire

Reliable, basic features, good warranties. Gets the job done without frills. Perfect for rentals or budget-conscious remodels.

Mid-Range Package

$4,500-$8,000

Brands: Samsung, LG, Bosch

Smart features, better energy efficiency, sleek designs. Touch controls, wifi connectivity, quiet operation. Most popular tier for Phoenix homes.

Premium Package

$8,000-$15,000

Brands: KitchenAid, Café, Jenn-Air

Pro-style features, premium finishes, customizable options. High performance with attention to design. Bridge between mid-range and luxury.

Luxury Package

$15,000-$40,000+

Brands: Wolf, Sub-Zero, Thermador, Miele

Professional performance, commercial-grade features, exceptional build quality. Dual fuel ranges, custom panels, wine fridges, steam ovens. Scottsdale and Paradise Valley standard.

Standard Appliance Package Includes:

Refrigerator (36" standard, counter-depth adds $500-1,500)
Range or Cooktop + Wall Oven (gas, electric, or dual fuel)
Dishwasher (quiet operation matters in open concept)
Microwave (over-range or built-in drawer)
Range Hood / Ventilation (vented to exterior required)

🌵 Phoenix Energy Efficiency

Energy Star appliances aren't optional in Arizona—they're essential. A quality energy-efficient refrigerator saves $100-$200 annually on electricity. Over 10 years, that's $1,000-$2,000 back in your pocket. Plus, efficient appliances generate less heat, reducing your AC workload during 115° summers. The upfront premium pays for itself.

💰 Cost-Saving Tip

Package deals from a single manufacturer often save 15-20% vs. buying individually. Plus, matching finishes (all stainless, all black stainless) create a cohesive, intentional look. Shop during major holidays (Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Black Friday) for best rebates.

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Additional Component Costs

Flooring

$3,500-$5,000

Popular choices: Porcelain tile ($8-15/sq ft), luxury vinyl plank ($5-10/sq ft), engineered hardwood ($10-18/sq ft). Tile stays coolest in Phoenix summers.

Plumbing & Fixtures

$2,500-$4,000

Sink, faucet, garbage disposal, dishwasher hookup, refrigerator water line. Moving plumbing adds $1,000-$3,000+.

Electrical Work

$2,500-$3,500

Additional outlets, GFCI protection, dedicated appliance circuits, under-cabinet lighting. Panel upgrade adds $1,500-$3,000.

Backsplash & Tile

$2,000-$3,000

Ceramic/porcelain tile $10-25/sq ft installed. Glass or designer tiles $25-50/sq ft. Average backsplash is 30-50 square feet.

Lighting

$1,500-$2,500

Recessed LED cans, pendant lights over island, under-cabinet LED strips. Quality fixtures with dimmers throughout.

Paint & Finishes

$1,000-$1,500

Premium paint, proper prep, trim work, touch-ups. Use semi-gloss or satin for kitchens (easier to clean).

Permits & Design

$1,000-$1,500

Phoenix permits ($500-800), HOA approval ($50-300), design consultations, project management software.

Contingency Reserve

$5,000-$7,500

Essential buffer for unexpected issues. Phoenix homes commonly reveal surprises behind walls.

Section 3: Phoenix-Specific Cost Factors

What affects kitchen remodel costs in the Valley of the Sun

Phoenix kitchen remodels have unique cost considerations you won't find in national pricing guides. Here's what affects your budget in Arizona:

💧 Factor 1: Hard Water Mitigation

The Problem:

Phoenix has some of the hardest water in the nation (300-500+ ppm). Mineral buildup destroys fixtures, clogs aerators, leaves permanent stains on sinks and faucets, ruins appliances faster, and creates constant cleaning battles.

Cost Implications:

Whole-house water softener: $1,500-$3,500 (highly recommended during remodel)
Reverse osmosis drinking system: $400-$800 (for cooking/drinking)
Water filtration for ice maker: $200-$400
Quality fixtures resistant to mineral buildup: $300-$500 more than basic models
Glass coating for sinks/faucets: $200-$400 (protective treatment)

💰 ROI: Water softener pays for itself in 3-5 years through extended appliance life (dishwasher, refrigerator ice maker), reduced cleaning products, better fixture performance, and softer skin/hair. Plus, soft water requires 50% less soap—you'll notice savings immediately.

🌪️ Factor 2: Professional Dust Control

The Problem:

Desert dust plus construction demolition equals massive cleanup nightmare without proper containment. In Phoenix's dry climate, dust travels farther, settles deeper, and infiltrates everywhere. Without professional dust control, you'll be cleaning for months.

Cost Implications:

HEPA filtration systems during demolition/construction: $300-$600
ZipWall barriers and negative air pressure setup: $400-$800
Daily cleanup protocols: Included in quality contractor bids
HVAC filter changes (2-3 during project): $100-$200
Air scrubbers running throughout project: $200-$400

⚠️ Warning: Professional dust control isn't optional in Phoenix. Budget contractors skip this—you'll pay the real price in time, health (respiratory issues), and endless cleaning. Factor this into any quote comparison.

🏘️ Factor 3: HOA Approval Process

The Reality:

Many Phoenix communities require HOA approval for remodels, especially exterior changes like windows, doors, or visible vents. Some HOAs are strict about construction hours, dumpster placement, and even material delivery timing.

Cost Implications:

HOA application fees: $50-$300 (varies by community)
Architectural drawings for HOA submission: $500-$1,500 (if required)
Timeline delays: 30-60 days for approval (doesn't cost money but delays start)
Potential design modifications: May need to adjust plans to meet HOA requirements
Fines for non-compliance: $100-$500+ daily if you proceed without approval

💡 Pro Tip: Factor HOA approval into timeline and budget EARLY. Some Scottsdale and North Phoenix communities are particularly strict. Experienced contractors know which HOAs require what—this is where local expertise matters.

⚡ Factor 4: Energy Efficiency Upgrades

Phoenix's extreme heat means kitchen heat significantly impacts cooling costs. Your kitchen generates heat from cooking, appliances, and lighting—all fighting against your AC during 7+ months of hot weather.

Upgrades Worth Considering:

Energy Star appliances: $500-$1,500 more upfront vs. standard
LED lighting throughout: $300-$800 (vs. traditional bulbs)
Quality range hood venting heat outside: $400-$1,200
Insulated windows if replacing: $300-$600 per window
Reflective/heat-resistant countertops: Minimal additional cost
Energy-efficient dishwasher: Uses 50% less water/energy

💰 ROI: Energy-efficient kitchen saves $300-$600 annually on cooling and electricity costs in Phoenix. Pays for upgrades in 3-5 years, then it's pure savings. Plus, APS and SRP offer rebates for Energy Star appliances—check current programs.

📋 Factor 5: Phoenix Permit Costs

City of Phoenix Permit Fees:

Electrical permit: $100-$300 (depends on scope)
Plumbing permit: $100-$300
Mechanical permit (gas lines): $100-$250
Building permit (structural changes): $300-$800
Plan review fees: $200-$500

Total Typical Range: $500-$2,000

⚠️ Critical: Permits aren't optional. Unpermitted work can prevent home sales, void insurance claims, and create legal liability. Licensed contractors pull permits—it's included in their bids. If someone says "we can skip permits to save money," walk away. Check permit requirements at phoenix.gov/pdd/permits

Section 4: Hidden Costs & Unexpected Expenses

Why you absolutely need a 15-20% contingency budget

Even with perfect planning, surprises happen when you open walls in older homes. Budget 15-20% contingency ($7,500-$10,000 on a $50,000 project) for these common discoveries in Phoenix homes:

⚡

Outdated Electrical System

The Problem: Older Phoenix homes (pre-2000) often have inadequate electrical for modern kitchens. Code requires dedicated 20-amp circuits for dishwasher, disposal, microwave, and refrigerator. Your existing panel may not have capacity.

Cost to Fix:

Electrical panel upgrade (100A to 200A): $1,500-$3,000
Additional circuits: $300-$600 each
Rewiring to current code: $500-$2,000

🚰

Plumbing Not to Code

The Problem: Old galvanized pipes, incorrect drain slopes, missing shut-off valves, inadequate venting. Once walls are open, inspectors require bringing everything to current code.

Cost Impact: $800-$3,000 depending on scope of needed upgrades

💧

Water Damage Behind Cabinets

The Problem: Slow leaks from sink, dishwasher, or supply lines cause subfloor rot, mold growth, or damaged drywall—only discovered after removing old cabinets.

Cost Impact: $500-$5,000 depending on extent. Subfloor replacement, mold remediation, structural repairs add up fast.

🏗️

Structural Issues

The Problem: Load-bearing walls incorrectly modified in previous remodels, sagging floors, termite damage (yes, we have termites in Phoenix), or settling foundation cracks affecting walls.

Cost Impact: $1,000-$10,000+ for engineering assessment, beam installation, sistering joists, or foundation repairs

☠️

Asbestos or Lead Paint (Pre-1980s Homes)

The Problem: Homes built before 1980 may have asbestos in flooring, drywall compound, or ceiling texture. Lead paint was common until 1978. Both require professional abatement.

Cost Impact: $1,500-$5,000 for professional testing and abatement. Not optional—it's a health hazard and legal requirement.

💡 Why Contingency Budget Matters

Finding and fixing hidden issues during renovation prevents catastrophic failures later. That outdated wiring? Could cause a house fire. That water damage? Grows mold causing health issues. That load-bearing wall modification? Structural collapse risk. Better to discover and fix now than face emergency repairs costing 5-10X more later—or worse, injury.

🔍 How do you verify contractor licensing and avoid costly mistakes? Read our guide: How to Choose a Contractor in Phoenix: Red Flags & Green Flags

Section 5: How to Save Money Without Sacrificing Quality

Smart cost management isn't about going cheap—it's about strategic spending

Keep the Kitchen Footprint

Savings: $5,000-$15,000

Moving plumbing and gas lines is expensive—requires cutting concrete slab, rerouting pipes, permits, inspections, and concrete repair. Keep sink, stove, and refrigerator locations where they are. Most kitchens can be dramatically improved within existing footprint through smart design.

When to Break This Rule: Only if current layout is truly dysfunctional (sink in wrong corner, no work triangle, impossible workflow).

Choose Semi-Custom Over Custom Cabinets

Savings: $8,000-$20,000

Semi-custom offers 90% of custom's options at 60% of the price. You get quality plywood construction, wide variety of styles, soft-close hardware, and can customize sizes—just not unlimited options. For most Phoenix homeowners, semi-custom is the sweet spot.

Mix High and Low Strategically

Savings: $3,000-$8,000

Splurge on: Cabinets (you see them every day), countertops (hard to change later), installation quality (lasts decades)

Save on: Cabinet hardware (can upgrade later for $500), decorative backsplash tile (use simple subway tile now), paint colors (easy to change), towel bars and accessories

Time Your Remodel in Off-Season

Savings: $2,000-$5,000

Remodel in January-March when contractors are less busy. You may get better rates, faster scheduling, and more attention from your contractor. Avoid spring (busy season) and holidays (November-December) when material delays are common.

Do Smart Prep Work Yourself

Savings: $1,000-$3,000

Safe DIY tasks: Clear out cabinets and pack kitchen, remove cabinet doors/hardware (label everything), demo non-structural elements if comfortable, paint walls yourself after project complete

⚠️ Warning: Don't DIY plumbing, electrical, gas lines, tile installation, or cabinet installation. Savings aren't worth the risk of mistakes costing thousands to fix.

Shop Around for Materials

Savings: $2,000-$6,000

Get quotes from multiple suppliers: Countertop fabricators (prices vary 20-30%), tile shops (big box vs. specialty), appliance dealers (look for package deals and holiday rebates), lighting fixtures (online vs. showroom pricing). Your contractor can help coordinate, but don't assume their vendors are cheapest.

Red Flags in Contractor Quotes

Now that you know fair pricing, here's how to spot quotes that are too good to be true

🚩 Significantly Lower Than Others (30-40%+)

If one bid is dramatically cheaper, they're either cutting corners on materials, using unlicensed subcontractors, planning to upcharge later with "change orders," or didn't include everything others included. There's no magic way to do quality work for 40% less.

🚩 Vague Line Items

Watch for: "Cabinets: $12,000" (what brand? what quality?), "Countertops: Allowance $5,000" (what happens if over?), "Miscellaneous: $3,000" (for what exactly?). Professional quotes itemize everything with specific brands, models, and quantities.

🚩 No Contingency or Timeline

If quote doesn't include contingency budget or realistic timeline with milestones, they're either inexperienced or setting you up for "unexpected" charges. Professional contractors build in buffers and provide detailed schedules.

🚩 Pressure to Sign Immediately

"This price is only good if you sign today" is manipulation, not good business. Quality contractors give you time to review, compare quotes, and make informed decisions. Walk away from pressure tactics.

🚩 Can't Verify Licensing or Insurance

If they can't provide Arizona ROC license number, proof of liability insurance, and workers comp certificate, don't even consider them. Verify licenses at azroc.gov. Unlicensed work creates massive liability for you.

🚩 Cash-Only or Huge Deposit

What's the average cost per square foot for a kitchen remodel in Phoenix?

Phoenix kitchen remodels average $150-$400 per square foot depending on scope and quality. Budget remodels run $150-$200/sq ft, mid-range $200-$300/sq ft, upscale $300-$400/sq ft, and luxury $400-$600+/sq ft. These rates include all materials, labor, permits, and design services.

How long does a kitchen remodel take in Phoenix?

Budget refresh: 2-3 weeks. Mid-range remodel: 6-8 weeks. Upscale remodel: 8-12 weeks. Luxury renovation: 12-16+ weeks. Add 2-4 weeks for HOA approval if required in your community. Custom cabinets add 10-14 weeks to lead time—order early. Best time to remodel in Phoenix is October through April for predictable weather.

What's the return on investment for a kitchen remodel in Phoenix?

Phoenix kitchen remodels typically return 60-80% of cost at resale for mid-range projects. Minor remodels return 70-85%, major remodels 60-70%, and luxury remodels 50-60%. However, ROI isn't just financial—you'll enjoy the kitchen daily for years. Updated kitchens also help homes sell faster in competitive Phoenix markets.

Should I move out during a kitchen remodel?

Most Phoenix families stay home during kitchen remodels, though it's disruptive. Set up a temporary kitchen in garage, dining room, or laundry room with microwave, coffee maker, mini fridge, and paper plates. Budget $500-$1,000 for eating out—it happens more than you plan. If you have young children, severe dust allergies, or work from home, consider temporary relocation for 2-4 weeks during demolition/construction.

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