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Toronto Kitchen Renos
Kitchen renovation in Toronto. Custom cabinetry and marble countertops
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Open concept Toronto condo kitchen flowing into the living area

Toronto · Mississauga · Markham · Vaughan · Oakville

Toronto Kitchen Renos: Custom Kitchen Cabinets, Condo Kitchen Renovation, Bathroom Renovation & Kitchen Design

Toronto Kitchen Renos has over 15 years experience in Toronto, Ontario, providing custom kitchen renovation, custom cabinet fabrication and installation, condo kitchen remodels, galley-to-open-concept conversions, bathroom renovation, and kitchen design across Toronto, Mississauga, Markham, Vaughan, and Oakville. Fixed-price contracts on every project.

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Google & HomeStars

15+ years

Of GTA experience

450+

Renovations completed

Fixed-Price Contract

Always honoured

Why homeowners hire us

Why Kitchen Renovations in Toronto Go Wrong, and What We Do Differently

Most GTA homeowners we meet have already heard the warnings. Contractors going over budget, vague quotes, schedules that slip by months. We were built to be the opposite of that experience.

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Burned by unreliable contractors

Fixed-price contract from day one. The price we agree on is the price on your final invoice. Labour, materials, permits, and disposal included.

Stuck coordinating trades

One team handles design, custom cabinet fabrication, and on-site installation. You have one point of contact from sketch to walkthrough.

Condo-specific restrictions

We prepare the renovation application, file the certificate of insurance, book the elevator, and schedule around your building's noise rules.

Unclear pricing

Every line item is itemized at the in-home consultation. No vague allowances. You see the same numbers in your contract that you saw in the quote.

Our team installing custom cabinets in a modern Toronto kitchen

Toronto Kitchen Renos

450+ kitchens. Zero unsigned change orders.

Why Toronto Kitchen Renos

Why Toronto Homeowners Choose Us for Their Kitchen Renovation

We are NKBA-credentialed, licensed with the City of Toronto, and insured under Tarion. Our positioning is simple: you sign one fixed-price contract, you talk to one team, and you get a kitchen built the way it was drawn.

  • Fixed-price contracts

    Labour, materials, permits, cleanup, and disposal. All included. The number on your contract is the number on your invoice.

  • One team, design through install

    Our NKBA-credentialed designers, in-house cabinet fabrication shop, and install crew are all on staff. No subcontracted handoffs.

  • Toronto condo specialists

    From The Annex to Etobicoke, we know Toronto's building stock. Heritage homes, post-war bungalows, and downtown high-rises. Every permit filed with the right municipality.

Our process

How Our Kitchen Renovation Process Works, Start to Finish

A predictable, calendarized process from in-home consultation through cabinet fabrication, install, and warranty.

01

In-Home Consultation

Free across the GTA. We measure, walk through your priorities, and outline scope on the spot.

02

Design & Quote

3D renderings and material selections. Fixed-price contract issued. Covers labour, materials, permits, and cleanup.

03

Build & Install

Cabinets fabricated in our shop. Install crew handles demo through finish. Daily site updates throughout.

04

Walkthrough & Warranty

Final walkthrough, deficiency list resolved on the spot, 10-year cabinet warranty registered in your name.

Investment guide

Kitchen Renovation Cost in Toronto (2026)

All prices are fixed-price contracts. The number you sign is the number on your final invoice. No change orders, no surprises.

Basic Refresh

$15,000 - $25,000

  • New cabinet doors and hardware
  • Countertop replacement
  • Backsplash installation
  • Sink and faucet upgrade
  • Paint and trim refresh

Full Renovation | Most Popular

$25,000 - $50,000

  • Custom cabinet fabrication and install
  • New countertops (quartz or stone)
  • Plumbing rough-in and fixtures
  • Electrical panel update if needed
  • City of Toronto permit included
  • Flooring transition and backsplash

Full Gut + Layout Change

$50,000 - $75,000+

  • Full demolition and disposal
  • Wall removal / open concept conversion
  • Structural beam if load-bearing
  • Plumbing and electrical relocation
  • Custom cabinetry to ceiling height
  • Engineer's report and permit included

Condo kitchen renovations: $20,000 - $40,000. Includes board application, elevator booking, and noise-window scheduling.

No hidden costs

What's Included in Every Toronto Kitchen Renovation

Our fixed-price contracts cover every stage from the first site visit through to the final walk-through and warranty registration. Here is exactly what you are paying for, and what will never appear as a surprise change order.

Design & 3D Renderings

An NKBA-credentialed designer visits your home, takes full measurements, and produces a 3D rendering of the proposed layout. Material sample boards included. Up to two revision rounds before you sign off on the final design.

City of Toronto Building Permit

We prepare and file the building permit with the City of Toronto Building Division on your behalf. Where wall removal or structural work is required, an engineer's report is arranged and paid for. Permit fees are included in your fixed-price quote. No surprise invoices from the city.

Demolition & Disposal

Full teardown of existing cabinets, countertops, backsplash, and flooring where in scope. All debris is removed from the site the same day. No bin rental required. Disposal is included. The site is left clean and contained at the end of every work day.

Custom Cabinet Fabrication

Cabinets are built in our in-house fabrication shop. Not flat-packed from a warehouse supplier. Lead time is 3 to 4 weeks from design sign-off. Full-overlay doors, soft-close hinges, and dovetail drawer boxes are standard on every cabinet order, regardless of scope tier.

Plumbing, Electrical & Rough-In

A licensed plumber and licensed electrician are on our staff. Not subcontracted. New sink rough-in, dishwasher connection, and under-cabinet lighting are included where in scope. Electrical panel updates, if required to support the new kitchen load, are quoted transparently at the consultation stage.

Site Cleanup, Walk-Through & Warranty

We do a final deep clean of the renovated space before the walk-through. Any deficiencies identified at the walk-through are resolved before we leave the site. Every kitchen renovation includes a 10-year cabinet warranty registered in your name and a 1-year workmanship warranty on all installed components.

Wall removal specialists

Open Concept Kitchen Renovation. Removing Walls to Transform Your Toronto Home

Most Toronto homes built before 1990, including the bungalows of North York and Scarborough, the semis of Leslieville and Roncesvalles, and the detached homes of Etobicoke, were built with closed kitchen floor plans. One wall removal transforms the feel of the entire main floor.

  • Structural assessment first

    We identify load-bearing vs partition walls before any demo. If a beam is required, it's included in your fixed-price quote.

  • City of Toronto permit included

    We file with the City of Toronto Building Division. Engineer's report arranged and included where required.

  • Adds $8,000 - $20,000 to your project

    Wall removal and beam installation on top of the base renovation. The result: a kitchen that feels 40-60% larger without changing square footage.

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Open concept kitchen renovation in Toronto. Wall removed to connect kitchen and living area

What we build with

Kitchen Renovation Materials We Specify for Toronto Homes

Every material we recommend has been selected for durability in the GTA climate, resale performance in the Toronto market, and compatibility with City of Toronto building code requirements. Here is what goes into a Toronto Kitchen Renos project.

Cabinet Boxes

  • + 3/4" Baltic birch or cabinet-grade plywood (standard)
  • + Dovetail drawer boxes on all projects
  • + Soft-close Blum Tandem runners
  • + Full-overlay doors standard, inset available

We do not use particleboard cabinet boxes. Plywood holds fasteners better, resists moisture, and lasts significantly longer in a kitchen environment.

Countertops

  • + Caesarstone and Silestone quartz (most popular)
  • + Granite and quartzite slabs
  • + Marble (Calacatta, Statuario, Carrara)
  • + Porcelain slab and butcher block

Quartz is recommended for households with young children and heavy cooking. Marble is specified when the homeowner prioritises the natural veining pattern and accepts the maintenance.

Backsplash

  • + Subway tile in ceramic and porcelain
  • + Large-format porcelain (600x300 and up)
  • + Natural stone mosaic (marble, travertine)
  • + Full slab backsplash matched to countertop

Full slab backsplash matching the countertop is the fastest growing request in Toronto kitchens. It eliminates grout lines and creates a seamless look behind the range.

Flooring

  • + Engineered hardwood (Mirage, Lauzon, Boen)
  • + Porcelain tile in wood-look and stone patterns
  • + Luxury vinyl plank for condo applications
  • + Heated floor rough-in available on request

Engineered hardwood is the most requested flooring for Toronto kitchen renovations and holds up better than solid hardwood in the humidity swings of a Canadian climate.

Eco-Friendly Options Available

We source FSC-certified plywood cabinet boxes, low-VOC and zero-VOC paint finishes, and reclaimed wood open shelving on request. LED under-cabinet lighting is standard on all projects. If sustainability is a priority, tell us at the consultation and we flag every line item where a greener alternative exists at comparable cost.

FSC-certified plywood
Low-VOC finishes
LED lighting standard
Reclaimed wood shelving

Completed projects

Styles In Real Kitchens

Every photo is a completed installation. Click any image to see it full size - the detail, the finish, and the fit.

Shaker Maple Caramel kitchen cabinets installed in Toronto home

Shaker Maple Caramel

Code: SMC

Shaker Grey kitchen cabinets installed in Toronto home

Shaker Grey

Code: GR

Shaker White kitchen cabinets installed in Toronto home

Shaker White

Code: SW

Slim Shaker Green kitchen cabinets installed in Toronto home

Slim Shaker Green

Code: SSG

Slim Shaker White kitchen cabinets installed in Toronto home

Slim Shaker White

Code: SSW

Slim Shaker Veneer kitchen cabinets installed in Toronto home

Slim Shaker Veneer

Code: SSV

Double Shaker White kitchen cabinets installed in Toronto home

Double Shaker White

Code: DSW

Double Shaker Blue kitchen cabinets installed in Toronto home

Double Shaker Blue

Code: BL

Matte Grey kitchen cabinets installed in Toronto home

Matte Grey

Code: MG

Matte White kitchen cabinets installed in Toronto home

Matte White

Code: MW

High Gloss White kitchen cabinets installed in Toronto home

High Gloss White

Code: HGW

High Gloss Grey kitchen cabinets installed in Toronto home

High Gloss Grey

Code: HGG

High Gloss Light Grey kitchen cabinets installed in Toronto home

High Gloss Light Grey

Code: HGLG

Natural Wood kitchen cabinets installed in Toronto home

Natural Wood

Code: NW

White Oak kitchen cabinets installed in Toronto home

White Oak

Code: WO

Wood Grey kitchen cabinets installed in Toronto home

Wood Grey

Code: WG

Available styles

Cabinet Door Styles & Finishes

16 door styles across slab and shaker profiles - from high-gloss contemporary to painted shaker and natural wood veneer. Every style is available in standard and custom sizing.

Matte Grey cabinet door swatch - PET finish

Matte Grey

MDF · PET

Code: MG

Matte White cabinet door swatch - PET finish

Matte White

MDF · PET

Code: MW

High Gloss White cabinet door swatch - PET finish

High Gloss White

MDF · PET

Code: HGW

High Gloss Grey cabinet door swatch - PET finish

High Gloss Grey

MDF · PET

Code: HGG

High Gloss Light Grey cabinet door swatch - PET finish

High Gloss Light Grey

MDF · PET

Code: HGLG

Natural Wood cabinet door swatch - Melamine finish

Natural Wood

MDF · Melamine

Code: NW

White Oak cabinet door swatch - Melamine finish

White Oak

MDF · Melamine

Code: WO

Wood Grey cabinet door swatch - Melamine finish

Wood Grey

MDF · Melamine

Code: WG

Shaker Maple Caramel cabinet door swatch - Stained finish

Shaker Maple Caramel

MDF & Solid Wood · Stained

Code: SMC

Shaker Grey cabinet door swatch - Painted finish

Shaker Grey

MDF · Painted

Code: GR

Shaker White cabinet door swatch - Painted finish

Shaker White

MDF · Painted

Code: SW

Slim Shaker Green cabinet door swatch - Painted finish

Slim Shaker Green

MDF · Painted

Code: SSG

Slim Shaker White cabinet door swatch - Painted finish

Slim Shaker White

MDF · Painted

Code: SSW

Slim Shaker Veneer cabinet door swatch - Veneer finish

Slim Shaker Veneer

MDF & Solid Wood · Veneer

Code: SSV

Double Shaker White cabinet door swatch - Painted finish

Double Shaker White

MDF · Painted

Code: DSW

Double Shaker Blue cabinet door swatch - Painted finish

Double Shaker Blue

MDF · Painted

Code: BL

Not sure which style suits your space? We bring samples to your home consultation - no commitment required.

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Local expertise

Toronto Neighbourhoods We Renovate

Every Toronto neighbourhood has its own housing stock, permit rules, and kitchen challenges. We know them all.

The Annex & Midtown

Edwardian & Victorian homes (1890-1925)

Narrow galley kitchens and load-bearing walls between dining and kitchen require careful structural planning and open-concept permits.

Leslieville & East End

Semi-detached workers' cottages (1900-1940)

Small footprints demand every centimetre counts. We design handle-less cabinetry and integrated appliances to maximise visual space.

Forest Hill & Rosedale

Large detached estates (1920-1960)

Heritage designation requirements and high client expectations. We source period-appropriate hardware and match original millwork profiles.

North York (Willowdale)

Post-war bungalows and hi-rise condos

Two very different renovation scopes. Bungalows need updated electrical panels; condo boards require noise schedules and elevator bookings.

Scarborough (Agincourt, Tam O'Shanter)

Ranch-style homes and townhouses (1960-1980)

Older kitchens with soffit ceilings and dated layouts. We remove soffits, raise upper cabinets to ceiling height, and modernise the full suite.

Etobicoke (Mimico, New Toronto)

Lakefront condos and post-war detached

Condo renovation packages with board approvals, liability insurance filings, and dust-containment plans required before any demo begins.

Mississauga (Port Credit, Streetsville)

Executive homes and master-planned developments

Large kitchens with islands and butler's pantries. Clients expect integrated smart storage, quartz waterfall islands, and hidden appliance garages.

Oakville & Burlington

High-end custom homes (2000-present)

Premium finishes and Thermador or Wolf appliance integrations. We coordinate with architects and interior designers from concept to final install.

Markham & Richmond Hill

New-build and move-up detached homes

Builder-grade kitchens with low-end finishes. Our most common request: full cabinet replacement, quartz counters, and undermount sink upgrades.

FAQ

Common Questions About Kitchen Renovation in Toronto

Answers to what Toronto homeowners ask most before booking.

Do you really offer a fixed-price contract?

Yes. Once we finalize design and material selections at the in-home consultation, we issue a single fixed-price contract that covers labour, materials, permits, cleanup, and disposal. The price we agree on is the price on the final invoice.

How much does a kitchen renovation cost in Toronto?

Toronto kitchen renovations typically run $15,000 to $25,000 for a small refresh, $25,000 to $50,000 for a mid-range full renovation, $50,000 to $100,000 or more for high-end custom work, and $20,000 to $40,000 for a downtown condo kitchen. Final pricing depends on cabinet material, layout changes, and whether the project triggers a building permit.

How long does a Toronto kitchen renovation take?

Most kitchens are complete 4 to 8 weeks after demolition begins. Custom cabinet fabrication adds 4 to 6 weeks of lead time before that. Condo renovations add another 2 to 6 weeks for board approval. We give you a phase-by-phase calendar in your contract.

Can you handle the condo board approval paperwork?

Yes. We prepare the renovation application, supply our contractor insurance certificate, draft the scope-of-work for the board, and book the elevator and service-entrance time slots. You sign once and we handle every interaction with building management.

Do I need a permit for a kitchen renovation in Toronto?

Cosmetic renovations such as cabinet replacement, countertops, and finishes usually do not need a permit. Structural changes, plumbing or electrical relocations, and any work affecting load-bearing elements do require a Toronto Building permit. We assess this at the in-home consultation and pull permits on your behalf when needed.

Do you work in Mississauga and beyond Toronto proper?

Yes. We complete projects across the GTA including North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, Mississauga, Brampton, Markham, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, Oakville, Burlington, Pickering, Ajax, and Whitby. Mississauga and Brampton sites use the City of Mississauga and City of Brampton permit process, which we file directly.

What kind of warranty do you offer?

Our cabinet craftsmanship carries a 10-year warranty. Installation labour is warranted for two years. Hardware including Blum soft-close and Hettich carries the manufacturer lifetime warranty. The warranty terms are written into your contract.

Do you have designers on staff or do I need to hire one separately?

We have NKBA-credentialed kitchen designers in-house. They handle layout, 3D rendering, material selection, and construction documentation. You do not need to hire a separate designer, and there is no separate design fee when you book a full renovation with us.

What countertop materials do you install?

We supply and install quartz including Caesarstone, Silestone, and Cambria, as well as granite, marble, quartzite, porcelain slab, and butcher block. Quartz is the most popular choice for Toronto kitchens because it requires no sealing and holds up well to daily cooking. Marble and quartzite are selected for high-end projects where natural veining is the priority. All countertop options are presented at the design consultation with sample pricing.

Do you offer eco-friendly or sustainable kitchen renovation options?

Yes. We source FSC-certified plywood for cabinet boxes on request. Cabinet finishes are available in low-VOC and zero-VOC formulations. We also offer reclaimed wood open shelving, ENERGY STAR-rated appliance coordination, and LED under-cabinet lighting as standard on all new builds. If sustainability is a priority, let us know at the consultation and we will flag every line item where a greener alternative exists.

How do you protect the rest of my home from dust during the renovation?

We install floor-to-ceiling poly dust barriers at every doorway adjacent to the work zone before demolition begins. HEPA vacuums are used throughout the build, not just at cleanup. All debris is removed from the site daily and the kitchen entry points are resealed each evening. Dust containment is treated as part of the scope, not an afterthought.

What cabinet door styles do you offer?

Our in-house fabrication shop produces shaker five-piece, slab flat-panel, raised-panel, and beaded-inset doors. Shaker is the most requested style across Toronto and works in traditional, transitional, and contemporary kitchens. Slab doors are specified for modern designs. All doors are full-overlay as standard. Finish options include painted in any colour match, stained wood, and two-tone combinations.

Can I stay in my home while the kitchen renovation is underway?

Most clients stay in their homes throughout the renovation. We keep the bathroom and at least one bedroom fully accessible at all times. Plan to be without cooking facilities for 4 to 8 weeks. We recommend setting up a temporary kitchen station with a microwave, kettle, and bar fridge in the dining room or garage. If your project involves asbestos abatement or spray finishing, we will advise you on the specific days you need to be out of the home.

Do you offer payment plans or financing options?

Our standard payment schedule is structured in three draws: a deposit on contract signing, a progress payment when cabinets are delivered to site, and the final balance on the day of the walkthrough. We work with third-party financing partners who offer 6 to 24 month deferred-interest options for qualifying homeowners. Ask about financing at the in-home consultation.

What should I do to prepare before the renovation crew arrives?

Clear the kitchen of all food, small appliances, and personal items. Empty every cabinet and drawer. Remove artwork or fragile items from adjacent walls, as vibration from demolition can travel. If you have a pet, arrange for them to be elsewhere on demolition day. Parking one car off the driveway helps the crew stage materials. We send a full pre-renovation checklist with your contract so nothing is missed.

Fixed-price guarantee

Stop interviewing contractors. Start renovating.

Book a free in-home consultation today. We'll measure, walk through scope, and return with a fixed-price quote within one week. The price we quote is the price on your final invoice.