5 Amazing Kitchen Renovations That Cost $1,000 or Less — Budget Kitchen Renovations

September 11, 2018

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Kitchen renovations are expensive! If you’re working on a budget, you can eat it up with a single appliance. And you can forget it if you want to make changes to the layout or upgrade your countertops. In fact, HomeAdvisor reports that the national average cost to remodel a kitchen is $22,387, with $4,000 at the low and, and $54,000 at the high end. Even at the low end, $4,000 is still something you’ve got to save up for.

That’s why I’m amazed by the kitchen renovations here. These super-smart home cooks were able to use their know-how to achieve results that truly transformed their kitchens — without breaking the bank. Here are five amazing kitchen renovations that cost $1,000 or less.

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