Most Culver City remodelers won't tell you what a kitchen costs until they've been in your house for an hour. We put our prices on this page instead. A full kitchen remodel with New Kitchens of Culver City starts at $25,000, and a mid-range remodel with new semi-custom cabinets and stone counters typically runs $40,000–$70,000.
Culver City's bungalows and post-war homes in Sunkist Park, Carlson Park, and Fox Hills tend to have compact kitchens. Smaller footprints mean fewer cabinets and less countertop, so many Culver City remodels land in our entry-level and mid-range tiers.
Below you'll find our three pricing tiers, what other Culver City-area remodelers publish for the same kind of work, typical permit fees, and the choices that push a budget up or down.
Every kitchen is different, but most Culver City projects land in one of these three ranges. Your written quote will tell you exactly where yours falls.
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We looked up the prices other remodelers publish for Culver City kitchens and lined them up against ours for the same scope of work. Our starting price came in lower every time, by as much as $60,000.
| Published By | Their Published Price | New Kitchens of Culver City | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Westside design-build contractorBudget / cosmetic refresh | $36,000–$63,000Budget / cosmetic refresh | $25,000–$35,000 | $11,000 lessto start |
| Los Angeles design-build firmCosmetic kitchen refresh | $45K+Cosmetic refresh | $25,000–$35,000 | $20,000 lessto start |
| Westside design-build contractorMid-range full remodel | $63,000–$126,000Mid-range full remodel | $40,000–$70,000 | $23,000 lessto start |
| West LA general contractorMid-range remodel (Westside) | $100,000–$150,000+Typical mid-range cost, Culver City | $40,000–$70,000 | $60,000 lessto start |
| Westside design-build contractorHigh-end / custom kitchen | $126,000–$178,000High-end / custom | $75,000–$120,000+ | $51,000 lessto start |
Competitor prices are quoted from each company's own website as published in October 2026. We compare the low end of each range against our price for the same scope of work.
Permit fees typically run $500–$1,500, depending on how much of the kitchen is changing. The exact fee is set by the city and based on your project's valuation, so we confirm it for your Culver City home and show it as its own line on your quote. It never shows up as a surprise later.
| Type of Project | Typical Permit Cost |
|---|---|
| Minor remodel, no layout changes | $400–$700 |
| Wall removal, electrical, or plumbing upgrades | $800–$1,200 |
| Major structural changes or additions | $1,200–$1,500+ |
Two kitchens the same size can come in $30,000 apart. These are the decisions that make the difference.
Keeping your sink, range, and fridge where they are is the single biggest way to save. Moving plumbing, gas, or walls adds labor and permit fees.
Refacing or stock cabinets keep you in the entry tier. Semi-custom and fully custom cabinetry is what moves a project into mid-range and high-end.
Laminate and standard quartz are the budget picks. Full-slab quartz, granite, or a waterfall island edge cost more in material and fabrication.
Reusing your appliances saves thousands. Commercial-grade ranges often need new venting and dedicated electrical or gas lines.
None of these are required for a beautiful kitchen. They're worth knowing about before you set a budget, because each one adds to the total.
Tell us which ones matter to you and we'll price them separately, so you can decide what's worth it.
You know the range before we visit, so nobody's time is wasted on a quote you can't afford.
Cabinets, counters, labor, and permits each get their own line. You choose where to spend and where to save.
We'll tell you when keeping your current layout gets you 90% of the result for a lot less money.
Design, permits, demolition, and installation are handled by one crew, with no stacked subcontractor markups.
With New Kitchens of Culver City, entry-level kitchen remodels start at $25,000–$35,000, mid-range remodels typically run $40,000–$70,000, and high-end remodels run $75,000–$120,000+. Permits add roughly $500–$1,500.
In most Culver City homes, $40,000 covers a mid-range remodel: new semi-custom cabinets, quartz or granite counters, a new sink, faucet, lighting, and tile backsplash, and in many cases a modest layout change.
Compared with the prices other Culver City-area remodelers publish on their own websites, yes: our starting prices are lower for the same tier of work. See the comparison table above, then get a free written quote and compare it line by line.
If you're moving plumbing, changing electrical circuits, or removing walls, yes. A cosmetic refresh with no system changes may not need one. We'll tell you during your free assessment and handle the permit for you if it's required.
Yes. We visit your Culver City home, measure the kitchen, talk through what you want, and send a written, line-item quote at no cost and with no obligation.
See exactly where your kitchen lands in our pricing, in writing, at no cost.