Fauquier County, Virginia
Kitchen remodeling in Marshall, VA
Marshall has 949 homes, about two in five of the occupied ones lived in by their owners. Half were built before 1979.
The homes of Marshall
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 five-year estimates for Marshall CDP.
More homes in Marshall were built in the 1980s than in any other decade, 19% of them, followed by the 1970s at 17%. A kitchen put in when one of those houses was new is now about 41 years old, unless it has been redone since.
52% of homes here were built before 1980. In a home built before 1978, a remodel that disturbs painted cabinets, trim or walls has to be done by a firm certified for lead-safe work by EPA. Ask for the certificate when you book the measure.
Detached houses are 44% of homes in Marshall; the rest are townhomes, condos and apartments. In a condo or townhome the association may have to approve work on plumbing, walls or wiring, so ask for its rules before the measure.
Most homes in Marshall are rented. A kitchen remodel is booked by the owner of the home, landlords included.
ZIP codes
ZIP codes where Marshall is the largest place
| ZIP code | Homes | Owner-occupied | Median year built | Built before 1980 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20115 | 3,147 | 71% | 1983 | 44% |
| 20198 | 1,099 | 66% | 1982 | 47% |
What kitchen trades earn here
Electricians in the Washington area earn a median $36.50 an hour and plumbers $34.55, against $30.38 and $30.67 across the country (Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025). That is what the workers are paid, not what a contractor charges for their time. All five kitchen trades: Washington area.
Before you sign: Virginia
Virginia licenses contractors by the size of the job: Class C for a single contract over $1,000 and under $30,000, Class B from $30,000 to under $150,000, and Class A from $150,000. For electrical, plumbing and HVAC contractors the Board also requires a master tradesman license.
Contracts, licenses and lead-safe rules in Virginia · Permits · What it costs
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