Transparent Pricing
Mike walks your job, then quotes one of these three tiers — no bait-and-switch, no surprise add-ons. Pick the tier that fits, then fill out the quote form and Mike calls within 24 hours.
Compare the Tiers
These are typical Triangle ranges — the exact numbers depend on size, layout, and material choices. Pick a tier, get a quote, then Mike walks the property before signing anything.
Essential
A clean, durable update with builder-grade materials — perfect when the bones of the home are solid and you want a faster turnaround.
Typical range
$8,000 – $25,000
Materials grade
Scope
Timeline
2–3 weeks for a typical bath or kitchen refresh.
Pick the Essential TierOr call Mike at (919) 725-3769 to talk it through.
Mid-Range
The sweet spot for most Triangle homeowners — mid-tier materials and a real layout reconfiguration with no full gut.
Typical range
$25,000 – $65,000
Materials grade
Scope
Timeline
4–8 weeks for a typical mid-range kitchen or bath.
Pick the Mid-Range TierOr call Mike at (919) 725-3769 to talk it through.
Premium
Full-gut remodels and second-story additions with top-tier materials. Used when the scope, the structure, or both demand it.
Typical range
$65,000 – $200,000+
Materials grade
Scope
Timeline
8–16 weeks for a typical full-gut or addition project.
Pick the Premium TierOr call Mike at (919) 725-3769 to talk it through.
Don't know which tier fits? Mike will help you figure it out — no obligation. Call (919) 725-3769.
What's in Each Tier
The biggest driver of a remodel price is materials grade paired with how much the layout has to change. A cosmetic refresh with cabinet refacing and new fixtures sits firmly in the Essential band. Open up a wall, reroute the plumbing, and swap to semi-custom cabinets and standard quartz — that's Mid-Range. Tear down to the studs, add a second story, or relocate mechanical systems with custom cabinetry and premium stone — that's Premium.
These are Triangle ranges based on 12+ years of jobs across Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Apex, Morrisville, Chapel Hill, and Wake Forest. The exact number comes from Mike walking the property, measuring the space, and listening to what you actually want from the home. Two identical kitchens on the same street in Wakefield can land at different tiers depending on whether the layout is staying put or opening up, and whether the homeowner wants builder-grade or custom cabinetry.
The honest answer is that the tier isn't a sales bracket — it's a transparent way to talk about what's been scoped before Mike gives you the number.
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