Here are the common updates we make during a kitchen remodel:
Is your kitchen hard to move around in? Are your cabinets old or don’t hold enough?
We help Brookfield homeowners change their kitchens into spaces that feel right for daily life. We focus on better layout, smart storage, and finishes that last.
We live and work right here in Brookfield, WI. We’ve helped families from Weston Hills to Brookfield Hills with all types of kitchen remodels. Some needed more counter space. Others needed walls removed to open things up. We listen first, then get to work.
Homes near Calhoun and Weston Hills are all different. That’s why we take time to learn how you use your kitchen. We don’t push cookie-cutter ideas. Instead, we help you make smart changes based on your space and your routine. Want to see what others have done? Check out some of our recent Brookfield kitchen remodeling projects.
Here are the common updates we make during a kitchen remodel:
Most Brookfield kitchen remodeling projects fall between $8,630 and $43,152. This includes materials and labor. Permit fees and inspections can add $2,700 to $3,500.
Here’s what changes the cost:
Cabinets: $10,000–$20,000, plus install costs
Countertops/Floors: Materials like stone or tile change prices
Appliances: Some are under $1,000, others can go over $5,000
Layout Changes: Removing walls adds more labor and cost
Most people spend between $25,000 and $60,000 in total. We help plan based on what matters most to you.
Frequently asked questions regarding remodeling services in Brookfield WI
Smart upgrades are a hot trend in Brookfield kitchens, particularly in newer subdivisions, such as Weston Hills and Mission Hills. Smart appliances and amenities are designed to add convenience and efficiency to your kitchen, from a Wi-Fi-enabled oven to a touchless faucet and voice-controlled lighting system. We frequently are installing hidden charging drawers, under-cabinet lighting controlled by smart dimmers, and a programmable thermostat for zoned comfort. Each of these upgrades can tie into your existing home automation system or stand alone, depending on your home.
L-shaped and U-shaped kitchens are particularly prevalent in homes built from the 1980s to early 2000s in Brookfield. These kitchens lend great workflow between sink, stove and fridge - the "kitchen work triangle"
Most of our clients consider a center island or make a peninsula layout when opening walls to area living space. It all comes down to the structure of your home and your habits.
To keep energy bills low and the kitchen green, we recommend installing ENERGY STAR®- rated appliances, LED recessed lights, and induction cooktops. In Brookfield, many homeowners ask us for low-VOC cabinetry and recycled or sustainable countertop materials, such as paper composite or quartz blends. Alongside saving energy, these changes can also provide you with local rebates or federal tax credits.
Let’s talk about what’s working — and what’s not — in your kitchen. We’ll help you plan smart changes that fit your space and your budget.
Call now or send us a message to get started.