Real Project Investments
Every home is different, but real examples make it easier to plan. Below are examples based on recent estimates from our design-build team, updated to reflect current pricing, with what each one included. Final pricing always depends on your design and selections.
Starting prices for each project type are on our pricing page.
Kitchens
Kitchen, existing layout kept: about $100,000
Maple shaker cabinetry, quartz countertops, tile backsplash, new flooring through the kitchen and dinette, updated wiring with recessed and under-cabinet lighting, new plumbing and venting.
Kitchen with a new layout and island: $115,000–$125,000
Reworked cabinet layout with a new island, 48-inch upper cabinets with stacked crown molding, premium quartz countertops with a matching quartz backsplash, relocated lighting and plumbing, and expanded design time.
Bathrooms
Primary bath with tile shower: $70,000–$85,000
Tile shower to the ceiling with a niche and accent inlay, glass door, separate handheld valve, new vanities with quartz tops, and relocated plumbing.
Primary bath with curbless shower and two vanities: $90,000–$100,000
Zero-barrier tile shower with a full waterproofing system, custom glass, two vanities, premium quartz tops and tile flooring.
Primary bath in an older home: about $122,000
Tub and deck removed, walls relocated, expanded double vanity with full-height linen cabinet, floor-to-ceiling tile shower and frameless glass.
Additions and Whole-Home
Single-room addition with family room updates: about $230,000
An approximately 300 sq ft living-space addition on a new grade beam foundation, with a shed-style roof, two skylights, seven windows, a gas fireplace, heated flooring and a multi-zone heating and cooling system. The existing family room was opened to the new space with a full-glass French door, plus new carpet and paint. Exterior siding, roofing and gutters were matched to the home.
Additions with a full main-level remodel: $820,000–$1,000,000
A new two-car garage, in-law suite, dining room and workout room, plus a new kitchen with two islands in quarter-sawn white oak, a butler’s pantry, a second furnace and new finishes throughout the main level.
What moves a project up or down
The biggest factors are whether walls or plumbing move, the age and condition of the home, and the level of cabinetry, countertops and tile you choose. We walk through all of this during your complimentary phone consultation.
Based on recent 2026 estimates, updated to reflect current pricing and rounded. Shared for planning purposes only.