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[https://www.thespruce.com/steps-to-a-kitchen-remodel-1822229 by Lee Wallender 25/1/23 the spruce] | [https://www.thespruce.com/steps-to-a-kitchen-remodel-1822229 by Lee Wallender 25/1/23 the spruce] | ||
Few home remodeling projects come with more benefits—and more headaches—than a major kitchen remodeling job. If you hire a general contractor to manage a major job that expands the kitchen footprint, costs can easily go into the six-figure range. If you have the courage to tackle the work yourself, the job may take many months to complete, and you may need to live without a kitchen for a good portion of that time. | Few home remodeling projects come with more benefits—and more headaches—than a major kitchen remodeling job. If you hire a general contractor to manage a major job that expands the kitchen footprint, costs can easily go into the six-figure range. If you have the courage to tackle the work yourself, the job may take many months to complete, and you may need to live without a kitchen for a good portion of that time. | ||
=====How to Redo Your Kitchen on a Budget===== | |||
[https://home.howstuffworks.com/home-improvement/remodeling/kitchen-on-a-budget.htm by Charles W. Bryant howstuffworks] | |||
The National Kitchen and Bath association says the average cost of a new kitchen remodel is $26,000. So we must be crazy to think you can complete a redo for less than $1,000, right? Well, you won't get a designer chef's paradise with granite countertops and chic stainless steel appliances -- but you can certainly go a long way toward improving the look of your kitchen. | |||
