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How much does a kitchen remodel cost in Dallas?

Straight answers, no lead-form-to-see-a-number games. Here are typical 2026 ranges for the Dallas market, what actually drives the price, and how to get a number specific to your kitchen.

These are typical ranges, not quotes — every kitchen is different.

Typical ranges by scope

A rough rule of thumb: $150–$300 per square foot, depending on tier.

Cosmetic refresh

$20,000–$35,000

Same layout. New counters, backsplash, paint or cabinet refacing, updated hardware and lighting.

Mid-range remodel

$35,000–$65,000

New cabinets, counters, tile, fixtures, and lighting, plus minor layout tweaks — an island, a moved sink.

Full gut / high-end

$65,000–$150,000+

Layout changes, custom cabinetry, premium counters and appliances, structural or plumbing moves.

Boxes solid but the look dated? Cabinet refacing gets you most of the cosmetic-refresh result for less. And for what a full remodel actually includes, see our kitchen remodeling page.

What actually drives the cost

Same square footage, very different price tags — here's why.

  • Cabinets — stock vs. semi-custom vs. custom
  • Countertop material — laminate, quartz, natural stone
  • Layout changes & moved plumbing or electrical
  • Appliance tier & whether they're included
  • Flooring material and how much is replaced
  • Structural work — removed walls, new windows

Cost FAQ

How much does a kitchen remodel cost in Dallas?

Most Dallas kitchen remodels run $20,000–$150,000+ depending on scope. A cosmetic refresh (same layout, new surfaces) starts around $20k; a full gut with a layout change and custom cabinetry can run $150k or more. A good rule of thumb is $150–$300 per square foot.

What's the average cost of a kitchen remodel in Highland Park?

Highland Park kitchens skew toward the mid-range and full-gut tiers given the age and size of the housing stock — figure $50,000–$150,000+ for most projects, with premium finishes pushing higher. A free walkthrough gets you a real number for your kitchen.

What's the single biggest driver of kitchen remodel cost?

Cabinetry, almost always — stock cabinets and custom cabinetry can differ by tens of thousands of dollars for the same footprint. Layout changes that move plumbing or electrical are the second-biggest driver.

Is it cheaper to reface cabinets than replace them?

Yes, usually significantly — refacing keeps your existing boxes and layout and swaps doors, fronts, and hardware. See our cabinet refacing page for typical scope and timeline.

Are these prices quotes?

No — these are typical ranges based on the Dallas market, not quotes for your project. Every kitchen is different. The only way to get a real number is a free walkthrough with the Teddy team.

Get a real number for your kitchen

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