Full Kitchen Remodeling in Dallas, TX

Full Kitchen Remodeling in Dallas, TX

A full kitchen remodel in Dallas typically runs between $45,000 and $95,000 for a complete gut-and-rebuild, with most projects landing near $65,000 depending on square footage, cabinet grade, and how far walls or plumbing move. That range covers tearing out everything down to the studs, reworking layout if needed, and rebuilding with new cabinetry, counters, flooring, lighting, and appliances. At Mason Remodeling Co Dallas, we deliver a written price before any work starts, so you know that number before the first tool comes out of the truck. Call (432) 302-8761 and we’ll walk you through what your kitchen needs and what it will cost.

If you’re deciding between a partial refresh and a full rebuild, our Kitchen Remodeling in Dallas page covers the range of options. A full remodel is the right call when the kitchen’s bones have problems: a layout that fights you every time you cook, cabinets that are failing at the hinges, flooring that has seen better decades, or plumbing and electrical that were never quite right. We’ve handled full remodels in homes across Dallas, from Preston Hollow ranches built in the 1960s to newer construction in Lake Highlands, and the common thread is this: a kitchen that works, built to last, priced in writing before the hammer drops.

Isaac Pruett leads our Dallas team, and he’s the person you’ll speak with when you call. That’s not a call center line. It’s the owner’s line.

When You Need Full Kitchen Remodeling

Most Dallas homeowners call us after living with a kitchen that has become a daily frustration. Here’s what that looks like in real terms:

• The layout works against you. You’re walking around the island to get to the refrigerator, or the dishwasher door blocks the walkway when open. Older Dallas homes, especially post-war builds in areas like Casa View and East Dallas, often have galley kitchens that were designed for a different era of cooking.
• Cabinets are failing. Hinges pull loose from particleboard, drawer slides sag, and doors no longer sit flush. Water damage around the sink base is a common culprit, and once the boxes are compromised, refacing won’t save them.
• Electrical and plumbing are original. If your home still has the 1970s panel or galvanized supply lines, a full remodel is the moment to address both. Slab-on-grade foundations in Dallas make re-routing plumbing more involved than in pier-and-beam homes, and doing it halfway costs more later.
• The floor plan doesn’t fit your life. Families that moved into 3-bedroom M-streets bungalows 10 years ago now have teenagers. The kitchen that worked for two now needs to work for four or five, and that usually means opening a wall or extending an island.
• You plan to sell in the next few years. Full kitchens carry strong return in the Dallas market, especially in neighborhoods where comps show updated kitchens moving faster. Buyers in North Dallas and Coppell expect stone counters, soft-close cabinetry, and a layout that photographs well.
• You’re tired of the patchwork. You’ve replaced the countertop once, the appliances twice, and painted the cabinets a color you now regret. Nothing matches and nothing works well together. A full remodel resets all of it at once.

None of these are cosmetic complaints. They’re structural, safety, and functional issues that a partial remodel can’t fully solve. If three or more of these sound familiar, it’s worth a conversation.

Our Full Kitchen Remodeling Process

Every full kitchen we build follows the same order of operations, whether it’s a dated mid-century in Richardson or a 1990s build in Carrollton. Here’s how it works with Mason Remodeling Co Dallas:

1. Measure and assess. We visit the home, take precise measurements, and look at what’s behind the walls: stud spacing, load-bearing points, existing plumbing runs, and the condition of the subfloor. This is where we find the things that change a budget, and we’d rather find them before you spend a dime.
2. Design and selections. You choose cabinets, countertops, tile, fixtures, and finishes. We carry professional-grade lines including KraftMaid and Wellborn cabinetry, Cambria and Silestone surfaces, and Kohler and Moen fixtures, so you’re picking from materials that hold up to daily use, not big-box entry-level stock.
3. Written price, before any work starts. You receive a line-item price on paper. Not a verbal estimate, not a range we’ll “tighten up later.” The written price is standard on every Mason Remodeling project, every time. This is the number we work to, and it doesn’t grow quietly in week six.
4. Demolition and rough-in. We tear out the old kitchen, then run new electrical, plumbing, and any framing changes. Permits are pulled where Dallas requires them, and the work is inspected before we close anything up.
5. Build and finish. Cabinets go in, counters are templated and installed, tile is set, appliances are placed, and lighting gets wired. At the end, we walk the space with you and go through a checklist before we call it done.

Every crew member who steps onto your property is identity-verified and background-checked under The Threshold Standard. Before the crew arrives, you receive each technician’s name and photo. At the door, they show a photo ID badge. They wear clean, marked uniforms. You always know exactly who is in your home, which matters when you’re letting people into the most-used room in your house for weeks at a time.

Full Kitchen Remodeling Pricing in Dallas

Dallas full kitchen remodels fall into three general bands. Your project lands in one of them based on size, material grade, and how much structural or systems work is involved.

• $45,000 – $60,000: A smaller kitchen, roughly 120 – 160 square feet, with stock or semi-custom cabinetry, laminate or mid-grade quartz counters, standard appliance package, and minimal layout changes. This range assumes the electrical panel and plumbing are in usable condition.
• $60,000 – $80,000: The most common band for full remodels in Dallas. Includes semi-custom cabinets, quartz or granite counters, tile backsplash, upgraded lighting with under-cabinet runs, and modest wall or plumbing changes. This is the range where most 1980s – 2000s homes in areas like Lakewood and Far North Dallas land.
• $80,000 – $110,000+: Larger kitchens over 200 square feet, full-custom cabinetry, high-end stone, moving plumbing or load-bearing walls, appliance upgrades to pro-style ranges, and architectural details like a full-height waterfall island or a second prep sink.

What moves the number most in Dallas is scope: are you moving the sink, opening a wall, or upgrading the panel? Each of those adds days and trades. Cabinet grade is the second-biggest lever. A full-custom kitchen can add $15,000 or more over semi-custom for the same footprint. Appliances are third, and we’ll tell you honestly whether the pro-style range is worth it for how you actually cook.

We don’t do allowances that understate costs. Every line item is in the written price before we start. That’s how a Dallas homeowner should be able to plan, and it’s how we’ve operated since 2004 as part of the Threshold Group family of home-service companies.

Want a real number for your kitchen? Call (432) 302-8761. The estimate is free, and the price you get is the price you’ll pay.

What We Install: Materials and Brands

We believe in using materials that hold up to how Dallas families actually live: heat, humidity, kids, meal prep at 6 a.m., and holiday cooking marathons. That’s why we partner with specification-grade manufacturers rather than whatever is cheapest at the supply yard this month.

For cabinetry, we work primarily with KraftMaid and Wellborn lines. Both offer plywood box construction on their upper tiers, full-extension soft-close drawer guides, and finishes that don’t peel at the corners after three Dallas summers. On countertops, Cambria, Silestone, and Caesarstone form the core of our stone options. These are engineered quartz surfaces that resist staining and don’t require the annual sealing that natural granite does.

Fixtures come from Kohler, Moen, and Toto, dependably. Pull-down faucets with magnetic docking, pressure-balanced shower valves, and ceramic-disc cartridges are standard picks. For the windows, doors, and glazing that often accompany a full kitchen remodel where we’re opening up an exterior wall, we can bring in CGI, CWS, or ECO Window Systems impact-rated products. That matters for Dallas homes facing strong spring storm seasons, and it’s not something every remodeler thinks to offer.

The point isn’t the brand names. It’s that we’ve already vetted what works, so you’re not gambling on a manufacturer we’ve never installed.

Dallas-Specific Considerations for Full Kitchen Remodels

Full kitchen remodels in Dallas carry a few local wrinkles that generic advice never mentions. We deal with them on nearly every project:

Slab foundations and plumbing moves

A significant portion of Dallas housing stock sits on slab-on-grade foundations, especially homes built from the 1960s onward in neighborhoods like North Dallas, Lake Highlands, and most of the northern suburbs. Moving a sink or adding an island with a prep sink means cutting into the slab to re-route drain lines. It’s not complicated for a contractor who has done it dozens of times, but it does affect timeline and cost. We price it accurately from the start because we’ve done the work, not because we guessed.

1970s – 80s electrical realities

Many Dallas kitchens from this era have a single 15-amp circuit serving the countertop outlets and another for the dishwasher. Current code calls for at least two 20-amp small-appliance circuits, GFCI protection, and dedicated circuits for the microwave, disposal, and dishwasher. A full remodel is the right time to bring the kitchen up to code, and we pull permits and schedule inspections.

Summer humidity and material movement

Dallas heat and humidity cycles stress wood cabinetry and solid wood flooring more than in drier climates like Phoenix or Denver. We account for expansion in our installation methods, leaving appropriate reveals and using materials that tolerate moisture swings. It’s the difference between cabinets that still align in year five and ones that bind by August.

When we reference The Threshold Standard, this is the operating system behind it: verified people, written pricing, real materials, and work that holds up to Dallas conditions.

FAQs – Full Kitchen Remodeling

How long does a full kitchen remodel take in Dallas?

Most full kitchen remodels in Dallas take between 6 and 12 weeks from demolition to final walkthrough, with the average landing near 8 weeks when no structural changes or slab work are involved. Moving plumbing in a slab foundation or reworking load-bearing walls can add 2 to 4 weeks. We provide a written schedule alongside the written price, and we update you throughout the build.

Is it cheaper to do a full kitchen remodel or move?

For most Dallas homeowners, a full kitchen remodel costs significantly less than buying and moving to a comparable home, especially when current interest rates and Dallas property tax rates are factored in. A $65,000 remodel on a home you already own usually makes more financial sense than a move that triggers realtor fees, closing costs, and a new higher-rate mortgage. We’re happy to talk through the math when we meet.

Can you remodel just part of my kitchen instead of the whole thing?

Yes, and we’ll be honest about whether a partial remodel will actually solve your problem. If the cabinets are structurally sound and the layout works, refinishing or refacing plus new counters and fixtures can make sense. If the boxes are failing or the layout fights you daily, a partial remodel just delays the full one. Our team will tell you which situation you’re in after the first visit, not after we’ve sold you something.

Do I need to move out during a full kitchen remodel?

Most Dallas families stay in their home during the remodel, though the kitchen itself will be unusable for 6 to 10 weeks. We set up a temporary cooking station where possible, cover floors and furniture, and keep the work area sealed with plastic to control dust. If you prefer to stay elsewhere, that’s your call, but it’s rarely necessary with proper dust control.

What does your warranty cover on a full kitchen remodel?

Every Mason Remodeling project is covered by a written guarantee with clearly stated terms, and our 365-Day Done Right Promise applies to the work we perform. If something isn’t right within one year of the completion date, we make it right at no cost to you. Coverage terms are written in plain language, including what’s covered, what’s excluded, and for how long. If a repair or installation fails, we provide a free return visit, no charge and no dispute process. Call (432) 302-8761 to get the full details on your specific project.

Your Kitchen, Rebuilt Right

A full kitchen remodel is the single biggest interior project most Dallas homeowners will ever take on. It should come with exacting workmanship, materials picked for the way you live, a price that doesn’t move, and people you can identify at the door. That’s the standard we’ve held since 2004, and it’s the standard Isaac Pruett and the Mason Remodeling Co Dallas team brings to every full kitchen we build.

Call (432) 302-8761 to book a free estimate. A live person answers, 24 hours a day, every day of the year. We’ll set a time that works for you, and you’ll get a written price before any work starts. That’s the only way we do it.

Written by Isaac Pruett, Owner at Mason Remodeling Co Dallas, serving Dallas.