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2026 cost guide

Kitchen Remodel Cost in Lebanon, PA

How much does a kitchen remodel cost? Nationally, Angi's 2026 data puts the average near $27,000, with most professional jobs between about $14,600 and $41,600. Larger projects run far higher. In Lebanon County, the age of your house and your layout move the number most.

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Modest 1950s kitchen with repainted white cabinets, a wood-look counter and a plain white range

National cost figures, side by side

No published price list covers your kitchen, and a price that hasn't seen the room is a guess. These are the national figures, with a link to each.

SourceProjectFigure
Angi, 2026Average kitchen remodel$26,990
Angi, 2026Typical range$14,592 to $41,619
Cost vs. Value, 2025Minor remodel, midrange$28,458
Cost vs. Value, 2025Major remodel, midrange$82,793
Cost vs. Value, 2025Major remodel, upscale$164,104
Houzz study, 2025Median minor remodel$20,000
Houzz study, 2025Median major remodel$60,000

Sources: Angi kitchen remodel cost guide, 2025 Cost vs. Value report (national averages), 2025 U.S. Houzz Kitchen Trends Study.

Why the numbers don't match

Each source measures something different. Angi works from what homeowners report paying, which includes many smaller jobs. Cost vs. Value prices a fixed sample project, a 200-square-foot kitchen for its major remodel, as if built by a professional, so its numbers run higher. Houzz surveys its own users, who tend to be planning larger renovations. Read together they make one point: size and scope matter far more than anything else.

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Quick budget estimator

Pick the closest match for a rough planning range. It's built on Angi's 2026 scope ranges, so it's a starting point for a conversation and not a quote.

Size of the project
Kitchen size
Rough planning range$8,000 – $16,000

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The size and older-home adjustments are rule-of-thumb multipliers, not published data. Your real price comes from a remodeler who has seen the room.

Typical project sizes

Project sizeRange (Angi, 2026)Usually includes
Minor remodel$10,000 to $20,000Painted or refaced cabinets, counters, sink, fixtures, some appliances
Major remodel$20,000 to $65,000New cabinets, counters, flooring, appliances, in the same footprint
Complete remodel$65,000 to $130,000 or moreWalls moved, new wiring and plumbing, custom cabinets and finishes

What pushes cost up in Lebanon County

Age is the big one here. Around four in ten of Lebanon's homes date to 1939 or earlier, and the things behind the walls of those houses often need attention once a kitchen is opened up.

  • Old wiring. A modern kitchen needs several dedicated circuits, and older panels and wiring may not support them.
  • Old pipes. Galvanized water lines and aging drains are often replaced while the walls are open.
  • Lead-safe work. Homes built before 1978 may fall under the EPA's renovation rule, which adds containment and cleanup steps.
  • Plaster and brick. Repairs to old plaster take more skill than patching drywall, and cutting through masonry for a duct takes time.
  • Uneven floors. Leveling a sloped floor before new cabinets go in is common in older houses.
  • Tight access. Narrow halls and stoops can slow delivery and hauling.

Many remodelers suggest keeping 10% to 20% of your budget aside for surprises. In a house over 100 years old, leaning toward the high end of that is sensible.

Where the money usually goes

Cabinets tend to be the largest single line, followed by labor, then appliances and counters. That's why the choice to keep, reface or replace cabinets moves the total more than any other decision. See the cabinet guide for the trade-offs.

Will you get the money back?

Sometimes more than others. The 2025 Cost vs. Value report estimated that a minor midrange kitchen remodel recoups about 113% of its cost at resale nationally, while a major midrange remodel recoups about 51% and a major upscale one about 36%. These are national estimates from real estate professionals, and they don't apply to any one house. If you plan to stay for years, how the kitchen works for you matters more.

Ways to keep the price down

  • Leave the sink, range and refrigerator where they are
  • Paint or reface solid cabinets rather than replacing them
  • Pick a mid-range counter and spend more on drawers and hardware
  • Decide on everything before work starts, as changes cost the most midway through
  • Get more than one written price for the same scope

Before you compare prices, make sure each quote covers the same work, and read the how it works page for what to ask.

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Questions about kitchen remodel cost

What can I get for $20,000?

By Angi's 2026 ranges, that's the upper end of a minor remodel or the lower end of a major one. Think new counters, painted or stock cabinets and some appliances, as long as the layout stays put and there are no big surprises in the walls.

Are costs in Lebanon County lower than the national average?

There's no reliable published figure for Lebanon County alone. Older-home work can push a job up even in areas with lower labor costs. Local quotes are the only real answer.

Why did my quotes come back so far apart?

Quotes often cover different scopes or grades of cabinet. Ask each remodeler for a written line-by-line list, then compare the same items, including demolition, electrical, plumbing and disposal.

How much of a deposit is normal?

Pennsylvania's home improvement law limits deposits on many jobs to about a third of the contract price, plus special-order materials. The Attorney General's guide covers the details.

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Handy to have when you call

  • Your town or zip code
  • When the house was built, even a rough guess
  • The kitchen's size, or how many steps wall to wall
  • What bothers you most about it now
  • A budget range and when you'd like to start
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