How Much Does a Kitchen Remodel Cost in Spokane? A Realistic Guide for Homeowners

June 7, 2025

Kitchen remodels are one of the most popular home improvement projects in Spokane and North Idaho—and for good reason. Your kitchen is the heart of your home. It’s where families gather, coffee is brewed, meals are made, and memories are built. So when it stops working for your lifestyle, it makes sense to consider an upgrade.



But let’s talk about the question every homeowner asks first:

How much is this going to cost me?

So here’s what you need to know about kitchen remodeling costs in the Spokane area.

Kitchen Remodel Costs: What to Expect in Spokane & North Idaho

There’s no one-size-fits-all price when it comes to kitchen remodels. Most projects in our region fall somewhere between $32,000 and $100,000+, depending on scope, material selections, and layout changes.


Yes, that’s a big range—and here’s why:

  • Material choices matter. Flooring can cost $3/sq ft for basic LVP or $15+/sq ft for reclaimed hardwood. Countertops might range from $40/sq ft for budget-friendly laminate to $120+/sq ft for high-end quartz or granite. Cabinets can be stock, semi-custom, or full custom—each with their own price tiers.
  • Layout changes drive up cost. Moving walls, plumbing, or electrical systems significantly increases the price.
  • Finish level varies. A mid-range kitchen with solid surfaces and prefabricated cabinets looks very different from a luxury kitchen with custom millwork, smart appliances, and statement lighting.

If someone gives you a single number without asking questions, they’re guessing. And guessing is how budgets get blown.

Typical Price Ranges for Spokane-Area Kitchen Remodels

To give you a better sense of what to expect, here are some real-world tiers based on our projects:

🌟 Cosmetic Refresh: $32,000–$60,000

  • Cabinet painting or minor refacing
  • New countertops (laminate or entry-level quartz)
  • New tile backsplash
  • Updated lighting and paint
  • Existing layout remains unchanged

🏠 Mid-Range Remodel: $54,000–$85,000

  • Semi-custom cabinetry
  • Quartz or granite countertops
  • Upgraded lighting, plumbing, and flooring
  • Minor layout changes (e.g., relocating appliances or adding an island)

🏡 High-End Remodel: $79,000–$130,000+

  • Full layout redesign (wall removal, structural work)
  • Custom cabinetry and high-end materials
  • Luxury appliances, smart lighting, and designer finishes
  • Often part of a larger whole-home renovation

We’ve completed stunning kitchens in South Hill, Liberty Lake, and Hayden Lake across all these ranges. What matters most is aligning the design and budget to your goals.

What Impacts the Cost of Your Kitchen Remodel?

Here are the biggest factors:

Cabinets

The single biggest line item in most kitchen remodels

Countertops

Laminate, granite, quartz, butcher block—each has its own price point and look

Appliances

Standard models vs. smart, panel-ready, or commercial-grade units

Flooring

LVP, hardwood, tile, or engineered options

Electrical and Plumbing

Especially if layout changes are involved

Permits and Code Requirements

Necessary and often overlooked in DIY estimates

Why Fixed-Price Remodeling Protects Your Budget

One of the biggest stress points for homeowners is uncertainty around pricing. That’s why we offer fixed-price contracts at The Building Company.


Our planning process helps you make decisions on layout, finishes, and scope before we ever lift a hammer. No vague allowances. No open-ended labor rates. Just a clear path from design to done.



That’s how we protect your investment and eliminate surprises.

Local Styles, Individual Vision

We design kitchens to reflect your personal taste and the way you actually live—not just your ZIP code.


While some homeowners in Sandpoint or Coeur d'Alene may be drawn to natural wood tones and lake-friendly layouts, others in Liberty Lake or South Hill might prefer sleek modern finishes or traditional detailing. The point is: there's no rulebook.



Your style is yours, and our job is to help you bring it to life with thoughtful planning and professional execution. Whether you're after warmth, contrast, elegance, or utility—we'll help you get there, without forcing your home into a box it doesn't belong in.

Ready to Talk About Your Kitchen Remodel?

You don’t need to figure it all out right away. But if your kitchen isn’t working for how you live, we should talk.

Contact The Building Company to start the conversation:

📱 Call or text:  or send us an inquiry


Let’s build a space that works better for your family—without the stress, surprises, or sales pressure.

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