Short answer: For a standard 10x10 Las Vegas kitchen with about 20-25 linear feet of cabinetry, a planning range is roughly $6,000-$12,000 for stock cabinets, $12,000-$25,000 for semi-custom, and $25,000-$50,000+ for custom cabinets, installed. The final number depends on construction, finish, trim, organizers, layout, and site conditions. These figures exclude countertops, appliances, flooring, and utility relocation.
This guide explains cabinet-only pricing for Las Vegas homeowners comparing stock, semi-custom, and custom kitchen cabinets. These numbers are for the cabinet package and installation, not a full kitchen remodel. Countertops, backsplash, flooring, appliances, plumbing relocation, electrical relocation, permits, and layout changes are separate scope items.
This guide is for cabinet-only scope. If your project includes countertops, backsplash, flooring, appliance relocation, plumbing, electrical, permits, or layout changes, use our kitchen remodel cost guide instead.
The ranges below assume a standard 10x10 kitchen with about 20-25 linear feet of cabinetry. They are planning ranges, not a substitute for a field measurement, cabinet layout, appliance review, and written scope.
Installed Cabinet Price Ranges
These cabinet ranges include cabinet boxes, doors, drawers, standard hardware, delivery, basic trim, basic fillers, and professional installation. They exclude demolition, countertops, backsplash, appliances, flooring, plumbing or electrical relocation, permits, wall changes, and repairs beyond normal fitting.
What a Cabinet Estimate Should Include
A useful cabinet estimate should describe the cabinet package, not just the total number. Two estimates can look similar until fillers, panels, trim, hardware, installation, and site conditions are compared line by line.
- Cabinet line, cabinet construction, door style, finish, and drawer/hinge hardware.
- Number of base cabinets, wall cabinets, tall cabinets, drawer bases, pantry units, and island cabinets.
- Fillers, finished end panels, toe kicks, crown, light rail, island backs, and appliance panels.
- Storage accessories such as pullouts, trash systems, tray dividers, spice storage, and drawer organizers.
- Delivery, installation, leveling, fastening, alignment, hardware installation, and final door/drawer adjustment.
- Clear exclusions for demolition, counters, backsplash, appliances, flooring, utilities, permits, and repairs outside normal fitting.
Kitchen Cabinet Cost Drivers
Cabinet price changes when the cabinet package becomes more specified. The largest differences usually come from construction quality, finish, storage, panels, trim, layout, and how much field correction is needed during installation.
Stock, Semi-Custom, Custom, and Refacing
Cabinet type is the first pricing fork. The right path depends on whether standard sizes solve the room, how much finish flexibility is needed, and whether the existing layout and cabinet boxes are worth keeping.
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(702) 799-9902How to Compare Cabinet Quotes
The lowest cabinet quote is not always the clearest cabinet quote. A homeowner should be able to see what is included, what is excluded, what still needs field verification, and what happens if the site does not match the drawing.
- Compare cabinet construction, not just door style.
- Confirm whether assembly, delivery, installation, panels, fillers, trim, and hardware are included.
- Verify appliance model numbers before approving cabinet openings.
- Ask whether wall and floor corrections are included or handled as a change order.
- Confirm whether base cabinets will be ready for countertop template after installation.
- Separate cabinet cost from counters, backsplash, flooring, appliances, and utility relocation.
Big Horn reviews cabinet projects in the field before cabinets are ordered so the estimate can reflect real measurements, clearances, trim needs, and site conditions instead of only a catalog layout.
When Cabinet Pricing Becomes Remodel Pricing
If your cabinet project also includes moving plumbing, changing electrical, replacing countertops, adding backsplash, relocating appliances, changing flooring, or pulling permits, the project should be priced as a kitchen remodel instead of a cabinet-only job.
Cabinet pricing is only one line inside a broader kitchen scope when those items are part of the same project. For the full project budget, see our kitchen remodel cost guide.
How Big Horn Reviews Cabinet Budgets Before Ordering
Big Horn Remodeling reviews cabinet-only projects around measurement, cabinet type, appliance openings, panels, trim, hardware, countertop readiness, and field conditions. That review helps separate a cabinet estimate from a full kitchen remodel estimate before money is committed to an order.
- Confirm cabinet-only vs expanded kitchen scope.
- Measure walls, ceiling height, corners, appliance openings, island clearances, and floor conditions.
- Review cabinet type, finish direction, storage accessories, panels, fillers, trim, and hardware.
- Confirm sink, faucet, dishwasher, refrigerator, range, cooktop, hood, microwave, and wall oven dimensions.
- Identify field conditions that could change cabinet installation labor.
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