Custom kitchen renovation
$65,000–$85,000
Planning example: approximately 130 square feet with custom cabinetry and an island.
Explore kitchen remodelingPlan your investment · Williamsburg, VA
Understand the investment before you begin.
A useful remodeling budget starts with a defined scope. These examples give you a starting point for a conversation about your home, your priorities, and your selections.
Discuss your projectVanFleet Homes planning examples
Two scopes. Two starting budgets.
These ranges apply to the example projects described below. They are not minimum prices, fixed packages, or quotes for every kitchen and bathroom.
Complete primary bathroom
$42,000–$60,000
Planning example: approximately 115 square feet with a custom shower, custom cabinetry, and countertops.
Explore bathroom remodelingYour written proposal defines the work, allowances, and exclusions. Appliance purchases, specialty fixtures, glass, structural changes, and other project-specific items must be confirmed in that proposal.
What changes the budget
Where your choices make the biggest difference.
Layout and existing conditions. Moving walls, plumbing, or appliances changes the supporting work. Repairs uncovered during demolition can also affect the scope.
Cabinetry and surfaces. Cabinet size, quantity, construction, storage options, countertops, and backsplash selections influence the investment.
Showers and finish details. Shower size, tile, niches, benches, fixtures, custom glass, lighting, and trim all contribute to the finished project.
One room or connected spaces. A kitchen alone has a different scope from a kitchen connected to a dining room, laundry, or larger interior renovation.
Explore completed local projectsFrom planning to proposal
Know what you are agreeing to.
Begin with Josiah to discuss your home and goals. Design guidance with Bree helps coordinate the layout and selections. Your proposal brings the construction scope and allowances into one place so you can evaluate the project.
Before committing, understand what is included, what remains to be selected, how changes are handled, and the expected construction sequence.
Meet your remodeling teamBudget and planning questions
Clear answers for the decisions ahead.
Are these prices quotes for my home?
No. These are reference budgets for the example scopes shown, based on VanFleet Homes planning ranges. Your proposal depends on the room, existing conditions, layout changes, selections, and final scope. Smaller updates and larger renovations need their own estimates.
What should I compare between remodeling proposals?
Compare the same scope: demolition, supporting trades, cabinetry, surfaces, fixtures, finish work, design responsibilities, permits where required, and any exclusions. Check whether selections have fixed prices or allowances, and how additional work is approved.
How do allowances work?
An allowance is a budget assigned to an item before its final selection is confirmed. Your proposal identifies allowances so you can understand the starting budget and how your choices affect the total.
How long will construction take?
Timing depends on layout changes, material availability, trade coordination, inspections, and custom installations. We establish the schedule around the agreed scope and selections. Cabinet production and custom glass measurements can affect the overall timeline.
Your home. Your priorities.