I'm re-staining and painting the cabinets in my student rental and switching out the sink counter (23-year-old white formica with curling iron burns and steel sinks with lots of repaired chips and discoloration) for Swanstone. 

You can get really nice RTA cabinets for 3k to 3,500.

Especially wood floors, cabinets, countertops.  

The uglier the house  the better, show me pumpkin orange walls, teal cabinets, and carpet that I'm not always 100% sure what color it was supposed to be and we probably can make a deal. 

Is there food in the refer and cabinets?

Here's a Baltimore contractor's bid for $40K (attached) - not including fixtures, cabinets, appliances, lights, fans.

Serv-pro was there the same day removing drywall and carpet.  2 days later they started replacing drywall and replacing carpet pad. 4 days after flood they were done and painters/cabinet/baseboard people were in and out in 2 days.

Hello to anyone that see this post this is my question of the day Had several contractors come and give me estimates on a bathroom an basement remodel PS had another contractor come and give me an estimate on the kitchen to put cabinets up the price was $6000 and that’s not just of it finally got the paperwork from a contractor the full price for the bathroom in the basement remodel was $61,400 I might be in the market of overprice labor or I’m a large Commission for salesperson are these prices points Reasonable?

Very trendy with a warm modern stye, all tile floors throughout entire house, solid wood cabinets with soft close, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, walk in shower with rain head fixture, double vanity master bath, walk in closet.

Did some flooring work and cabinets.