Kitchen Surface Costs by Scope in Phoenix
- RDC updates the surfaces that change how a kitchen looks and works, without the cost of new cabinets.
- Each project gets a free, written, itemized estimate separating material and labor, no surprise line items.
- Pricing below reflects typical Phoenix-area kitchens; your exact number depends on materials and square footage.
| Project | Typical Cost | What's Included |
|---|---|---|
| Backsplash installation | $800–$2,500 | Tile, setting, grout for a standard 30–50 sq. ft. backsplash |
| New countertops | $2,000–$6,000 | Quartz or granite, fabrication, removal & install of ~40 sq. ft. |
| Kitchen tile or LVP flooring | $1,000–$3,000 | New floor for a typical kitchen footprint, with subfloor prep |
| Countertops + backsplash package | $3,000–$8,000 | Coordinated counters and backsplash in one project |
| Full surface remodel | $4,500–$11,000+ | New countertops, backsplash, and flooring together |
Please note: these are typical ranges for Phoenix-area kitchens and exclude cabinetry and appliances. Final pricing is set individually for each customer based on your specific kitchen, materials, square footage, and project scope, confirmed in your free, written estimate.
New quartz counters and flooring transformed this kitchen, no cabinet replacement needed.
Why a Surface Remodel Costs So Much Less
A full Phoenix kitchen remodel that replaces cabinets and appliances commonly runs $25,000 to $120,000 or more, and cabinets alone are the single biggest line item. By keeping your existing cabinet boxes and focusing on the finishes, new countertops, a fresh tile backsplash, and updated flooring, RDC delivers a dramatic transformation for a fraction of that budget. For many Valley homeowners, it's the smartest way to get a new-kitchen feel without a new-kitchen price.
A subway-tile backsplash paired with quartz counters, a high-impact, budget-friendly update.
What Changes the Price
- Countertop material: standard quartz or granite costs far less than a rare designer slab, quartzite, or marble.
- Backsplash tile: simple ceramic is budget-friendly; glass, natural stone, or intricate patterns cost more to buy and set.
- Kitchen size & island: more counter, more backsplash, and more floor mean more material and labor.
- Flooring choice: LVP is generally the most budget-friendly; large-format porcelain tile costs more but lasts decades.
- Edge profiles & cutouts: upgraded edges and extra sink or cooktop cutouts add fabrication time.
Backsplash tile choice is one of the biggest levers on both look and price.
Serving Kitchens Across the Valley
RDC updates kitchens throughout Maricopa County, from Scottsdale and Paradise Valley to Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Peoria, Surprise, and the Sun Cities. Whether it's a luxury quartz-and-porcelain update in North Scottsdale or a budget-friendly backsplash and counter refresh in the West Valley, we bring the same materials, craftsmanship, and written pricing to every city we serve. Visit our showroom at 1610 E Bell Rd Suite 101 in Phoenix to see options in person.
An open-concept surface renovation tying the kitchen and living space together.
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