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how much cost of kitchen demolition and Ikea kitchen installation?

4 years ago

Hi!
We want to change our kitchen.
So .. we think about Ikea kitchen.
How much demolition cost?
How much Ikea Kitchen installation cost?
I’m just curious!
We live in LA and kitchen size is 8 x 8 ft..
It’s small.

Please Reply me and give me tip 😊

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live_wire_oak

4 years ago

IKEA is closed. As are most sensible places. You’re not doing a remodel during the sheltering in place. Once things open back up, prices are going up. Start your planning for next year. Double the cost of the cabinets, at a minimum, for demolition and assembly. Then there are the other required updates. Lighting. Counters. Plumbing.

Comments (6)

Clarissa Park
Original Author
4 years ago
It will be 12 unit maybe.. including kitchen island.
sushipup1
4 years ago
last modified: 4 years ago
Last I checked, there is no charge and no obligation for Ikea planning services, and the price quote will include assembly and installation. I'd get other quotes for demolition, which will include dump fees.

And from personal experience, don't forget that you will often/probably run into the need to repair/upgrade plumbing and electrical.
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sushipup1
4 years ago
A year ago, our kitchen, larger than yours and using most expensive Ikea fronts, was $7000 in cabinets and $2400 in assembly and installation.
remodeling1840
4 years ago
If you are on a tight budget, you could do the demo of the counters and cabinets yourself. You need to do a lot of research first on uTube so you don’t damage things you want to save. My husband and son took out all our old cabinets and my son is using them in his house. If you aren’t handy, maybe you have a cousin or a friend who is handy and can help you learn this new skill. You MUST plan this carefully, not impulsively. Read about kitchen remodels on Houzz and make a list of the things you want, shop for the best prices, and don’t start demo until you have a plan. Before we took out the cabinets, we bought everything we needed for the new kitchen like the ceiling lights, the sink, the faucet, the stove, and cabinets.
jdesign_gw
4 years ago
Here in LA Ikea is open for delivery. As are all my other suppliers because they fall into a category that is exempt here. Everyone should limit there exposure and exposure to others as much as possible but working alone or with one or two other people in my shop is a lot safer than going to a grocery store with dozens of people which is something we do every few days. Planing a kitchen or remodel doesn't effect anyone and saying prices are going to double is not fact based and others are saying the opposite. Nobody knows just like nobody knows when this will be over.

As for your question demo depends on a lot of variables so couldn't say. Installation price is based off a plan but in general a small kitchen like that could be 2 k or less. i could give you the name of someone we have used (we make custom doors for Ikea) that was more reasonably priced than others. Without a plan to bid from dont know if they will quote a range.

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