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Sure, I'd be happy to take a look. What kind of remodel are you thinking — a cosmetic update with new countertops and paint, or a full gut renovation with new cabinets, plumbing, and layout changes?

Good, keeping the layout saves a lot on plumbing and electrical work. For a mid-range kitchen remodel like that — new cabinets, quartz countertops, and standard appliances — you're looking at roughly twenty to thirty-five thousand dollars, depending on the materials you choose.

For a kitchen remodel of this scope, typically six to eight weeks once we start. That includes demolition, installation, and finishing work. There's usually a two-to-three-week lead time for ordering cabinets before we can begin.

We can make that change, but since the quartz slabs were already ordered, there'll be a restocking fee of about fifteen percent. Granite is actually a bit cheaper per square foot, but the switch could delay things by about a week while we source and fabricate the new material.

That's pretty common in older kitchens. We need to replace the damaged drywall and check for mold behind it. If it's just the drywall, we're looking at five hundred to a thousand extra. If there's mold remediation needed, that could be more — I'll know once we open it up.

Absolutely. I always do a written change order for any work outside the original contract. It'll list the additional scope, cost, and any impact on the timeline. I won't proceed until you review and sign off on it.