Episode notes
How long does a kitchen remodel take? For most kitchens, 8 to 16 weeks from the first design meeting to the finished room, with the crew on site for 2 to 6 weeks (cosmetic), 6 to 10 weeks (mid-range) or 12 to 20+ weeks (high-end). The ranges are general across 13 showrooms in seven states; geography moves the exact number. In this episode of The Remodel Report, Chris and Jessica explain the two clocks every quote should state, walk the construction sequence week by week, break down cabinet lead times by tier, and cover what a permit adds in Fairfax County, Maryland, Houston and beyond.
Full written guide with the tables: https://www.usacabinetstore.com/how-long-to-remodel-a-kitchen/
Free design consultation (showroom, in-home or virtual): https://www.usacabinetstore.com/complimentary-consultation/
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Chapters
0:00 The short answer: 8 to 16 weeks
0:55 On site vs door to door, the two clocks
1:23 Why the internet says 3 to 6 months
2:22 Cabinet lead times by tier
3:16 Decide the appliances first
3:40 Week by week: what happens once the crew arrives
4:27 The quiet week is not a stalled project
4:59 Do permits blow up the timeline?
5:47 Why kitchen remodels run late
6:34 Five takeaways before you sign
7:18 Get a real calendar for your kitchen
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