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How Much Does It Cost To Replace A Kitchen Sink?

Typical range: $371-$447

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cost to replace a kitchen sink Calculator

For your project in zip code 43215 with these options, the cost to replace a kitchen sink starts at $371.44-$447.45 per sink. Your actual price will depend on job size, conditions, finish options you choose.

When replacing a kitchen sink, a homeowner can take the easy route and simply replace it with an identical unit, making the installation simple with very few complications. There are, however, a lot of options available to consider that would give a kitchen handy new features and conveniences.

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Standard Services		Quantity	Low	High
What you can expect
Range per sink:			$371.44	$447.45
Range for this type of project:			$371	$447
Estimate: $409
	Basic Labor for Kitchen Sink Replacement	4 hours	$334	$405
	Labor costs for standard, thorough installation. This will start with a full assessment of the space. Your team will plan the layout, acquire appropriate equipment, transport materials, and execute preparation, installation and cleanup. They will disconnect and remove the existing sink, and level, fit, and secure new unit. Next, they will connect the P trap to existing rough-in drain line connection. Finally, they will check for and repair any leaks to ensure proper working order.
	Job Supplies for Kitchen Sink Replacement	1 sink	$30	$34
	Standard supplies and materials used in the installation process, such as connectors, fittings, and mounting hardware.
	Removal of Kitchen Sink Replacement Waste	1 sink	$7	$8
	Safe and efficient removal of project materials, including appropriate disposal of existing sink, installation waste, and associated debris.

Standard services

Basic Labor for Kitchen Sink Replacement
$334 -$405

4
hours

Labor costs for standard, thorough installation. This will start with a full assessment of the space. Your team will plan the layout, acquire appropriate equipment, transport materials, and execute preparation, installation and cleanup. They will disconnect and remove the existing sink, and level, fit, and secure new unit. Next, they will connect the P trap to existing rough-in drain line connection. Finally, they will check for and repair any leaks to ensure proper working order.

Job Supplies for Kitchen Sink Replacement
$30 -$34

1
sink

Standard supplies and materials used in the installation process, such as connectors, fittings, and mounting hardware.

Removal of Kitchen Sink Replacement Waste
$7 -$8

1
sink

Safe and efficient removal of project materials, including appropriate disposal of existing sink, installation waste, and associated debris.

Optional Services

What you can expect

Range per sink:
$371 - $447

Range for this type of project:
$371 - $447

Estimate:
$409

Cost Comparison

YOUR ESTIMATE

$409

NATIONAL AVERAGE RANGE

$386 -$464

YOUR ESTIMATE

Replace a kitchen sink: national average cost

The national average materials cost to replace a kitchen sink is $33.65 per sink, with a range between $31.48 to $35.81. The total price for labor and materials per sink is $425.03, coming in between $385.57 to $464.48. Your actual price will depend on your location, job size, conditions and finish options you choose.

cost to replace a kitchen sink
National Avg. Materials Cost per sink	$33.65
National Avg. Cost (labor and materials) for 1 sink	$425.03
National Cost Range (labor and materials) for 1 sink	$385.57 - $464.48

Type of Sinks

There are many types of sinks available to choose from:

Single Basin. A small, single basin sink is suitable for tight spaces and economical kitchen designs.
Double Basin. Probably the most popular kitchen sink, the double basin allows for a typical wash and rinse operation with independent tanks and drains.
Three or More Basins. Available in various arrangements, multi-basin sinks allow for washing, rinsing and draining without using countertop space, and they provide a dedicated basin for washing vegetables when the larger basins are full.
Deep Well. These sinks are wide and deep and are usually a single-basin design. They are popular for those who frequently wash large pots and pans or have other cleaning needs requiring a large wash tank. When coupled with a high-arched or shower head faucet, even large cookers and drink barrels can fit.

Sink Material and Faucets

Homeowners must also choose the type of material they want. Stone, stainless steel, cast iron and composite sinks are all popular, and each has its own appeal, though costs can vary widely. They also must decide if they will keep the existing faucet and ensure that the new sink has the correct holes for that faucet.

Sink Structure and Installation

To help decide which type of sink works best, consider the placement of the sink and the available space. If a cabinet is smaller, you may be limited on what sinks can be installed in the opening or how far it can be modified to create a fit. Working with a contractor who can modify the existing cutout can allow for larger sinks to be installed and ensures that the sink will be properly sealed to prevent water from leaking into the cabinets. A professional can also reinstall the faucet or replace it with a new one.

Last updated Oct 8, 2023