Costs of Kitchen reno, Bathroom retiling, Hardwood floors
Hi Brownstoners, I am considering buying a new construction 2BR apt and want to replace the overly modern finishings. I am considering renovating: Kitchen: Putting in tile backsplash New cabinetry New faucet for sink Bathrooms: (5×6 feet) Retile floor and shower Install new sink/vanity New faucet, shower head Lastly, a dream project would be to…
Hi Brownstoners,
I am considering buying a new construction 2BR apt and want to replace the overly modern finishings.
I am considering renovating:
Kitchen:
Putting in tile backsplash
New cabinetry
New faucet for sink
Bathrooms: (5×6 feet)
Retile floor and shower
Install new sink/vanity
New faucet, shower head
Lastly, a dream project would be to install hard wood floors on a room that is sized 10 x 40.
Do you have any sense of what we should budget for this type of renovation? I see some Brownstoners say that a kitchen reno could cost (minimum) anywhere from $5k – $15k depending on the cost of finishes, etc.
We’re definitely looking for a low-mid range renovation.
Any input would be super helpful.
Thanks!
We are doing cool things with reclaimed hardwood flooring at a very reasonable rate. Have a look at these samples that we did from the wood of a old Tribeca factory.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Summit-Surfaces/131677283551732?v=wall
We also have other reclaimed and green building products if you are interested in adding a old world look to your new place.
I all ways interested in talking about new projects and sharing ideas. We are doing renovation in way no others are attempting.
Thx
Brewse
646-284-0304
My husband would be happy to give you a quote for labor. He does good work and is reasonable. References available.
914-562-2706 or 774-955-3804
Email: willianprates68@hotmail.com
Thank you!
I would estimate that your construction cost for low-mid range would be about 40k also.
Thanks so much! In the kitchen we would not be replacing the counters. They are ceasarstone and we like the look of them well enough.
Yes, we would need to rip out existing tiles in the bathrooms to start completely fresh.
Thanks so much for your help!
These costs will vary widely based on the finishes you choose. You can get some general guidance online by looking at sites such as http://www.bhg.com/home-improvement/kitchen/planning/guide-to-kitchen-costs/
I think there is also a bathroom cost guide.
I can take a look at it for you… If you want I can give u ballpark figures. Call me at (917) 573-3304. Al Rosario
Some more questions would need to be answered to get you a ballpark such as are you replacing counters also? Also to properly re-tile you would need to rip up the old tiles meaning that in the bathroom you are basically starting fresh. Overall to do the job right with a general contractor you are looking at close to 40k including the wood floors.
Good luck.