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Remodeling prices in Northern Virginia, Maryland and DC (2026)
Real starting points from our sold jobs: kitchens from about $20,000, bathrooms from about $12,500, with most bathrooms between $20,000 and $60,000+. Your design and selections set the final price, and every proposal is calculated for your home.
Prices by service
Kitchen and bathroom price ranges from our sold jobs
Each bar shows where most of our jobs land. An arrow means there is no ceiling.
Kitchen refresh
Cabinets, counters and backsplash, same layout
From about $20,000
Full kitchen remodel
Everything new, same layout
Most fall between $32,000 and $60,000+
Bathroom remodel
Hall bath to primary suite
From about $12,500; most fall between $20,000 and $60,000+
Small hall or guest bath
Same layout, keep the tub
From about $12,500 for a new tub or shower; a full refresh usually $22,000 to $45,000
Shower or tub-to-shower
Basic tile, waterproofing, glass door or curtain
From about $12,500
A kitchen shown at $50,000 to $60,000 can come in at $80,000 depending on the materials you choose. Sena tells you where yours lands on the first call, and we tell you upfront if a budget does not fit the project.
Every service
Prices for every service: published ranges for kitchens and bathrooms
Kitchens and bathrooms have published ranges from our sold jobs. The other services are priced after we visit your home and design your project.
Kitchen remodeling
From about $20,000, no ceilingA cabinets, counters and backsplash refresh starts at about $20,000 in our sold jobs. Most full kitchen remodels fall between $32,000 and $60,000+. Layout changes and open kitchens are priced from your design; we have built kitchens past $200,000.
Bathroom remodeling
From about $12,500Most of our bathrooms fall between $20,000 and $60,000+. Small hall and guest baths start at about $12,500 when only the tub or shower is redone, and usually run about $22,000 to $45,000 for a full refresh. Shower remodels and tub-to-shower conversions start at about $12,500 with the basics; primary bathrooms are priced from your design.
Shower remodeling
From about $12,500Walk-in, curbless and tub-to-shower conversions. The starting point is the basics: a new shower floor, waterproofing, wall tile and a ready-made glass door or a curtain rod; custom glass, niches and upgraded fixtures add to it.
Basement remodeling
Priced from your designFamily rooms, wet bars, bathrooms and egress windows, permitted and inspected.
Home additions
Priced from your designSize, foundation, structure, the rooms inside and your selections set the price. Engineering and permits are part of the job.
Custom closets
Priced from your designWalk-in closets, pantries and built-in storage, made to the inch.
Whole-house remodeling
Priced from your designThe rooms you pick, layout changes and your selections set the price. Each kitchen and bathroom in the plan follows the ranges above.
What moves the price
Size, layout and your selections set the price
The same room can cost very different amounts. These are the parts that move it most.
Size and layout
A bigger room costs more, and moving walls, sinks, the range or the shower adds plumbing, electrical, engineering and permits.
Your selections
Cabinets, counters, tile and fixtures set much of the price. You see and pick every one in our showroom.
Allowances and extras
Your proposal lists allowances for things you have not picked yet. Choose above an allowance and it is a change order; choose below and you get a credit. Extras like a new exhaust fan are listed as their own lines.
How we price your project
From a free consultation to a line-by-line proposal
1. A call with Sena. Sena, our sales director, calls you back within 2 business hours, listens, answers your questions and tells you where yours lands.
2. A free in-home consultation. Your designer measures and listens first. For larger projects that need more design time, a design agreement reserves extra sessions with your designer, and the payment is credited to your first contract payment.
3. Your design and proposal. Your designer builds the room in 3D on our showroom screen, you pick your materials, and your proposal is calculated line by line for your home.
Financing through independent lenders
Acorn Finance and HFS Home Improvement Loans. Fairfax Kitchen and Bath is not a lender; your loan is between you and the lender you choose. Checking your options does not affect your credit score, according to both lenders.
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Questions
Remodeling cost FAQ: ranges, allowances and design fees
How much does a kitchen remodel cost in Northern Virginia?
In our sold jobs, a cabinets, counters and backsplash refresh starts at about $20,000. Size, layout changes and your selections set the price, and there is no ceiling; we have built kitchens past $200,000. A range is a starting point, not a quote: Sena tells you where yours lands on the first call.
How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Northern Virginia?
In our sold jobs, most bathroom remodels fall between $20,000 and $60,000+. A hall bath refresh sits at the low end; a primary suite with a curbless shower and frameless glass sits at the high end. Your design and selections set the final price, and every proposal is calculated for your home.
How much does a small bathroom remodel cost?
A small hall or guest bathroom in our sold jobs starts at about $12,500 when only the tub or shower is redone, and usually runs about $22,000 to $45,000 for a full refresh, depending on tile, the vanity, the tub or shower and whether plumbing moves.
Is a price range a quote?
No. A range is a starting point from our sold jobs. Every job gets its own cost calculation, design and proposal. A kitchen shown at $50,000 to $60,000 can come in at $80,000 depending on the materials you choose.
What is an allowance in a proposal?
An allowance is the budget in your proposal for something you have not picked yet, like tile or a faucet. If you choose something that costs more, the difference is a change order. If you choose something that costs less, you get a credit.
Do I pay for the design?
Your in-home consultation is free. For larger projects that need more design time, a design agreement reserves extra sessions with your designer, and the payment is credited to your first contract payment.
Do you offer financing?
Financing is offered by independent lenders, Acorn Finance and HFS Home Improvement Loans. Fairfax Kitchen and Bath is not a lender; your loan is between you and the lender you choose.
Want your own number?
Ranges are a start. Your proposal is calculated line by line for your home, after a free in-home consultation.
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