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"Michael "Dog3" Lonergan" wrote in message 6.121... OMG ... The cost is staggering. The cabinets and backsplash I want are exorbitant, costwise. One light fixture is a designer fixture, it's $4,000 by itself. The designer makes them himself. All told the new kitchen will cost $50 grand. Steven is balking big time. It was $24 grand when we first went into this but I started researching stuff and found several designers I liked. Natch I chose the most expensive ;( The granite counter tops will be the most expensive and the only thing Steven and I have agreed on. Sheesh... we'll get the money back if we sell the place ;o) Yeah right, I can see my obit "He died with his hand wrapped around a can of peas" Am I being insane or what? I'm not looking for a gourmet/commercial kitchen. Is $50 thousand that unreasonable? What have others spent? The problem is that the final total is never exactly what the estimate is. It's always more. So, you're looking at around $60K. That sounds a bit much, but you know what your budget is and it's not for us to say whether you should or shouldn't. I would, however, get another estimate or two. Segue |
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"Michael "Dog3" Lonergan" wrote in message
6.121... "Segue" : The problem is that the final total is never exactly what the estimate is. It's always more. So, you're looking at around $60K. That sounds a bit much, but you know what your budget is and it's not for us to say whether you should or shouldn't. I would, however, get another estimate or two. Segue I'm not on a budget per se'. I just don't know how much to spend. I'm a "want" person and usually just buy what I want. Steven keeps me in check money wise. The very first estimate I got was $24 grand. This was for the cabinets and counter tops alone. Did not include hardwood floors, wallpaper or anything. I want lighting done and a lot of special features. I'm trying to get all of it done with one company so I know who to crab at when I'm unhappy with someting While I'm doing it I want speciallighting and just a few other adjustments ![]() Michael Michael, how long would it take you to drive to a place where you could dock a boat? Roll with this for a moment - it's going someplace interesting. |
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