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2026 Pricing Atlas

Kitchen cost by state — all 50 states, 2026.

Typical 2026 kitchen remodeling pricing for a 10×10 mid-grade kitchen remodel (semi-custom cabinets, quartz counters, mid-tier appliances, and tile backsplash) across every US state. Sort by price, filter by name, click any row for the full state-specific cost guide.

National midpoint

$45,400

Avg across all 50 states · 10×10 mid-grade kitchen

5 cheapest states

  • Mississippi$37,000
  • Arkansas$37,500
  • South Dakota$37,500
  • West Virginia$37,500
  • Alabama$37,900

5 priciest states

  • Hawaii$68,300
  • California$61,600
  • New York$61,600
  • Alaska$59,500
  • Massachusetts$58,100
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50 states shown

StateLowHighMid-rangeCost index
Typical Alabama kitchen remodelALAlabama
$21,500$54,200$37,9000.86×Read guide
Typical Alaska kitchen remodelAKAlaska
$33,800$85,100$59,5001.35×Read guide
Typical Arizona kitchen remodelAZArizona
$25,000$63,000$44,0001.00×Read guide
Typical Arkansas kitchen remodelARArkansas
$21,300$53,600$37,5000.85×Read guide
Typical California kitchen remodelCACalifornia
$35,000$88,200$61,6001.40×Read guide
Typical Colorado kitchen remodelCOColorado
$28,700$72,500$50,6001.15×Read guide
Typical Connecticut kitchen remodelCTConnecticut
$32,500$81,900$57,2001.30×Read guide
Typical Delaware kitchen remodelDEDelaware
$26,300$66,200$46,3001.05×Read guide
Typical Florida kitchen remodelFLFlorida
$25,000$63,000$44,0001.00×Read guide
Typical Georgia kitchen remodelGAGeorgia
$24,000$60,500$42,3000.96×Read guide
Typical Hawaii kitchen remodelHIHawaii
$38,800$97,700$68,3001.55×Read guide
Typical Idaho kitchen remodelIDIdaho
$23,000$58,000$40,5000.92×Read guide
Typical Illinois kitchen remodelILIllinois
$23,800$59,900$41,9000.95×Read guide
Typical Indiana kitchen remodelINIndiana
$22,000$55,400$38,7000.88×Read guide
Typical Iowa kitchen remodelIAIowa
$21,500$54,200$37,9000.86×Read guide
Typical Kansas kitchen remodelKSKansas
$22,000$55,400$38,7000.88×Read guide
Typical Kentucky kitchen remodelKYKentucky
$22,500$56,700$39,6000.90×Read guide
Typical Louisiana kitchen remodelLALouisiana
$23,000$58,000$40,5000.92×Read guide
Typical Maine kitchen remodelMEMaine
$28,000$70,600$49,3001.12×Read guide
Typical Maryland kitchen remodelMDMaryland
$30,000$75,600$52,8001.20×Read guide
Typical Massachusetts kitchen remodelMAMassachusetts
$33,000$83,200$58,1001.32×Read guide
Typical Michigan kitchen remodelMIMichigan
$22,800$57,300$40,1000.91×Read guide
Typical Minnesota kitchen remodelMNMinnesota
$25,000$63,000$44,0001.00×Read guide
Typical Mississippi kitchen remodelMSMississippi
$21,000$52,900$37,0000.84×Read guide
Typical Missouri kitchen remodelMOMissouri
$22,800$57,300$40,1000.91×Read guide
Typical Montana kitchen remodelMTMontana
$24,300$61,100$42,7000.97×Read guide
Typical Nebraska kitchen remodelNENebraska
$21,800$54,800$38,3000.87×Read guide
Typical Nevada kitchen remodelNVNevada
$26,300$66,200$46,3001.05×Read guide
Typical New Hampshire kitchen remodelNHNew Hampshire
$28,700$72,500$50,6001.15×Read guide
Typical New Jersey kitchen remodelNJNew Jersey
$32,000$80,600$56,3001.28×Read guide
Typical New Mexico kitchen remodelNMNew Mexico
$23,500$59,200$41,4000.94×Read guide
Typical New York kitchen remodelNYNew York
$35,000$88,200$61,6001.40×Read guide
Typical North Carolina kitchen remodelNCNorth Carolina
$24,500$61,700$43,1000.98×Read guide
Typical North Dakota kitchen remodelNDNorth Dakota
$21,500$54,200$37,9000.86×Read guide
Typical Ohio kitchen remodelOHOhio
$23,000$58,000$40,5000.92×Read guide
Typical Oklahoma kitchen remodelOKOklahoma
$21,500$54,200$37,9000.86×Read guide
Typical Oregon kitchen remodelOROregon
$28,000$70,600$49,3001.12×Read guide
Typical Pennsylvania kitchen remodelPAPennsylvania
$25,500$64,300$44,9001.02×Read guide
Typical Rhode Island kitchen remodelRIRhode Island
$30,500$76,900$53,7001.22×Read guide
Typical South Carolina kitchen remodelSCSouth Carolina
$23,800$59,900$41,9000.95×Read guide
Typical South Dakota kitchen remodelSDSouth Dakota
$21,300$53,600$37,5000.85×Read guide
Typical Tennessee kitchen remodelTNTennessee
$23,300$58,600$41,0000.93×Read guide
Typical Texas kitchen remodelTXTexas
$25,000$63,000$44,0001.00×Read guide
Typical Utah kitchen remodelUTUtah
$25,500$64,300$44,9001.02×Read guide
Typical Vermont kitchen remodelVTVermont
$27,500$69,300$48,4001.10×Read guide
Typical Virginia kitchen remodelVAVirginia
$27,000$68,000$47,5001.08×Read guide
Typical Washington kitchen remodelWAWashington
$29,500$74,300$51,9001.18×Read guide
Typical West Virginia kitchen remodelWVWest Virginia
$21,300$53,600$37,5000.85×Read guide
Typical Wisconsin kitchen remodelWIWisconsin
$23,300$58,600$41,0000.93×Read guide
Typical Wyoming kitchen remodelWYWyoming
$24,300$61,100$42,7000.97×Read guide

Methodology

How these numbers are calculated

Each state's range is the 2026 national baseline ($25,000–$60,000 for a typical 10×10 remodeled kitchen) multiplied by the state's cost index. Cost index is a composite of Bureau of Labor Statistics regional labor rates, material-delivery cost premiums (HI/AK are highest at +50%/+45%), permit fee patterns, and aggregated contractor pricing data. Index 1.00 = U.S. national average. Each state-specific guide ships its own deep-dive — cost drivers, top metros, neighbor comparison, and 4-year YoY trajectory.

Next steps

Get your exact number

The table above is a state-level baseline. Your actual quote will depend on your specific cabinet quality (stock vs. semi-custom vs. custom), exact square footage, metro pricing within your state, and any subfloor prep your home needs.

How much does new kitchen cost in 2026?

The U.S. national average for a 10×10 mid-grade kitchen remodel in 2026 is $45,400 for materials, labor, framing, railings, footings, and standard prep. State-level spread is wide — the cheapest states (Mississippi, Arkansas, South Dakota) sit around $37,000, while the priciest (Hawaii, California) push past $68,300 for the same scope.

Why does kitchen cost vary so much by state?

Three factors drive the spread: labor rates (installer wages in CA and NY are 40-55% above the national average; in MS/AR/AL they're 15-22% below), material delivery costs (HI and AK absorb shipping premiums that don't exist in the lower 48), and permit and inspection patterns (some coastal jurisdictions require permits for any install that touches a subfloor, others don't). Each state-specific guide breaks down the local drivers in detail.

What's the cheapest state to build a new kitchen?

Based on 2026 mid-range pricing, the five cheapest states for kitchen remodeling are: Mississippi ($37,000), Arkansas ($37,500), South Dakota ($37,500), West Virginia ($37,500), Alabama ($37,900). These states benefit from below-national-average framer/carpenter wages, simpler permit cycles, and longer build seasons that compress contractor schedules.

What's the most expensive state to build a new kitchen?

The five priciest states for a typical mid-grade kitchen remodel in 2026: Hawaii ($68,300), California ($61,600), New York ($61,600), Alaska ($59,500), Massachusetts ($58,100). Hawaii and Alaska absorb significant freight surcharges on premium kitchen cabinetry and stone; California and New York are driven primarily by labor, permit, and code-driven structural scope expansion.

Is this pricing for materials only or installed?

Every dollar shown is fully installed pricing — labor, cabinetry, countertops, plumbing, electrical, standard prep, permit fees (where required), and a 10% contingency reserve. Material-only pricing for the same scope runs roughly 40% of the installed total (cabinets + countertops dominate that share). For a precise quote tailored to your material choice and square footage, run the kitchen calculator with your state pre-selected.

Comparing other indoor remodels?

Cross-reference kitchen pricing alongside bathroom remodels for every state on the Bathroom Cost by State atlas — same state-by-state pricing framework, applied to the #2 highest-impact indoor renovation. Or jump to the Basement Cost by State atlas for finished-basement pricing.