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Kitchen Remodel cost in St. Paul, MN

St. Paul homeowners typically pay $19,100 – $100,700 for kitchen remodel. Local labor and materials price 6% above the national average.

St. Paul average

$29,700

Typical low

$19,100

Typical high

$100,700

Per square foot of kitchen

$80 – $265

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What drives St. Paul pricing

Local labor

Licensed trade labor in St. Paul runs about 106% of the national average, and the best crews book out fastest in spring and early summer.

Permits & code

Most St. Paul, MN projects that change structure, electrical, plumbing or mechanical systems need a permit from the local building department; cosmetic work usually does not.

Climate & conditions

Minnesota weather drives material choices here, so ask contractors what they install most often in St. Paul and why.

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175 square feet

Estimated project cost

$12,880 $18,515

Most homeowners pay around $15,698

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Cost by material in St. Paul

Installed St. Paul pricing per square foot of kitchen.

OptionInstalled cost
Stock cabinets$105 – $320
Semi-custom cabinets$160 – $690
Custom cabinets$530 – $1,600
Laminate countertop$21 – $53
Granite countertop$42 – $105
Quartz countertop$53 – $160

Where the money goes in St. Paul

A typical $29,700 St. Paul project, broken down by line item.

  • Cabinets & hardware30% · $8,910
  • Labor & installation22% · $6,534
  • Appliances14% · $4,158
  • Countertops11% · $3,267
  • Flooring7% · $2,079
  • Plumbing & electrical9% · $2,673
  • Lighting, paint & finishes7% · $2,079

Common add-ons

Extras that show up on St. Paul quotes but rarely in the headline price.

Kitchen island (new)

$3,200 – $12,700

Relocate plumbing

$1,050 – $4,250

New electrical circuits & panel work

$1,250 – $5,300

Range hood venting to exterior

$635 – $2,650

Tile backsplash

$850 – $2,650

Hardwood flooring

Per square foot installed

$6 – $19

Permits

$320 – $1,600

Ways to save in St. Paul

  • Keep the plumbing and range where they are — moving them is the single biggest hidden cost.
  • Reface or paint solid cabinet boxes instead of replacing: saves 60–70% of the cabinet line.
  • Buy appliances during Black Friday or Memorial Day sales and store them until install week.
  • Choose quartz remnants for small counters and islands.
  • Order everything before demo day — delays are what turn a 6-week job into a 4-month job.

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