Standard Appliances – Often are those that lack additional features and often do not last as long as higher-end options. However, things such as a microwave or garbage disposal do the job and will fit most layouts. Average cost: $200 to $1000.

Energy Star-rated Appliances – Are certified as energy-efficient. Although they often cost more upfront, homeowners benefit from lower utility bills, longer lifespans, and many states offer residential rebates and incentives to help make your home more resourceful. Look for this certification when purchasing your dishwasher, freezer, fridge, and even lights. Average cost: $300 to $3,000.

High-end Appliances – Often yield a similar lifespan to Energy Star appliances. However, they tend to offer additional features, such as Bluetooth connectivity, sensors, etc. Average cost: $1,000 to $5,000+.

Custom Appliances – Custom appliances are built-in to your kitchen space will be the most expensive. Although they take of less floor space, which is attractive to many homeowners, they may require structural changes. Average cost: $1,500 to $10,000+.