Cost Guide
How Much Does a 10-Day Kitchen Remodel Cost?
What the 10 Day Kitchens Program costs, what is included in the fixed price, which kitchens qualify, and how the 10 business day timeline affects the budget.

The 10 Day Kitchens Program starts around $45,000 for a qualified same-layout kitchen and is quoted at a binding fixed price before any work begins. Most program kitchens land between $45,000 and $80,000 depending on cabinetry, countertops, and how much of the room is being replaced.
A fast timeline is not the same as a budget remodel. The 10-day schedule comes from planning and staging, not from cutting scope or using cheaper materials. Here is how the pricing actually works.
What the fixed price includes
- Cabinetry from one of four lines, all with plywood boxes, soft-close hardware, and dovetail drawers
- Countertops — quartz, or natural stone as an upgrade
- Sink, faucet, and fixture installation
- Flooring and lighting
- Demolition, haul-away, and installation labor
- Permit handling and inspections when the project requires them
- A 5-year workmanship warranty
The quote is binding. The number in your contract is the number you pay — there are no allowances that balloon later or change orders for work that should have been scoped up front.
What moves the price within the range
Cabinet line and quantity
Cabinets are the largest single cost in most kitchens. The four lines sit at different price points, and a kitchen with a large island and floor-to-ceiling storage costs more than a compact galley regardless of line. Door style and finish also matter — a painted shaker in a premium line is a different number than a stained slab in an entry line. Our guide to choosing a cabinet color covers the design side.
Countertop material
Quartz is predictable and included at program pricing. Natural stone adds cost and varies by slab. See quartz vs. granite for the trade-offs.
Appliances and finishes
Appliance packages, tile backsplash, hardware, and lighting each shift the total by a few thousand dollars. These are the easiest levers to pull during selections if you need to hit a specific budget.
Which kitchens qualify for the 10-day price?
The fixed 10 business day schedule and pricing apply when the project stays within the existing layout:
- The kitchen keeps its current footprint and cabinet configuration
- Plumbing, gas, appliances, and electrical stay in their current locations
- No load-bearing walls or structural work is involved
- All selections are finalized before the contract is signed
If you want to move the sink, open a wall, or add an island with plumbing, the project becomes an Executive Remodel — still a fixed quote, but with a custom scope and timeline that starts around $70,000. Read more about the 10 Day Kitchens Program and what to expect day by day.
Why a faster remodel can cost less overall
A traditional remodel that drags for 8 to 12 weeks has hidden costs: more meals out, longer disruption, and more opportunities for the budget to drift as decisions get made mid-project. Locking every selection and the full price before day one removes most of that risk. You are paying for a planned two-week install, not an open-ended construction project.
The fastest way to a real number is a free in-home consultation. Book one here and we will bring the plan, the schedule, and a binding quote.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the 10 Day Kitchens Program cost?
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Program kitchens start around $45,000 and typically run to $80,000, quoted at a binding fixed price before work begins. Executive Remodels with layout or structural changes start around $70,000.
Is a 10-day kitchen cheaper than a regular remodel?
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Not necessarily. The speed comes from planning and staging, not from lower-cost materials. The advantage is a fixed price and a fixed timeline, which removes the budget drift common in long remodels.
What if my kitchen does not qualify for the 10-day schedule?
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Kitchens that need layout changes, moved plumbing, or structural work are handled as Executive Remodels — still a fixed quote, with a custom timeline instead of the 10 business day window.
Are there hidden costs or change orders?
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No. The contract price is binding. Selections and scope are finalized before work starts, so there are no allowances that increase later or surprise change orders.
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