Tired of Toronto kitchen quotes that grow halfway through the job? Integra Renovation hands you a written scope, a fixed price and firm dates before demo day. Cabinets, counters, tile, plumbing and permits, one crew, one price you can plan on. Free estimate: call +1 519 981 8478.
Most Toronto kitchen remodel stories start the same way. A cheap verbal quote, a crew that vanishes for a week, then changes orders that push a $40,000 job past $60,000 while your family eats off a folding table for four months. Integra Renovation works the other way. You get a line-item scope, a locked price and a milestone schedule before we pull a single cabinet.
We pull the permits, book the inspections and photograph every wall before it closes. Every cabinet, tile and outlet gets listed on the quote. Family owned, ten years in the trade, 500+ projects finished and an A+ BBB rating. Call +1 519 981 8478 for a free kitchen estimate today
Our affordable kitchen renovation services Toronto homeowners hire cover the whole job: design, cabinets, counters, tile, floors, wiring, plumbing and permits. One crew, one written price, one date you can plan your family around.
Down to the studs and back: layout, plumbing, wiring, tile, vanity and fixtures, at one fixed price.
Measured on site, not off a shelf. Deep drawers, pull-out pantry, cabinets that run to the ceiling and a spot that finally fits the recycling bins.
Flat panel doors, quartz waterfall edges, LED under-cabinet lighting and a clean handle-free finish.
Galley and condo kitchens rebuilt for real storage. Every inch works harder without moving any wall.
Quartz, granite and porcelain templated, cut and set tight. Backsplash tiles with clean grout lines.
Wall gone, an island in. We handle the engineer's letter, the beam, the permits and the inspections.
New sink lines, GFCI circuits, potlights and proper range hood venting, all wired and inspected too.
We level the subfloor first, then LVP, engineered hardwood or tile, set flat with tight, even seams.
Condo board paperwork, insurance and elevator bookings handled. Quiet hours kept, halls swept clean.
Homeowners pick Integra as their kitchen renovation contractors Toronto wide because we put each promise in writing. 10 years, over 500 projects, an A+ BBB rating and family owned. You get a scope, a price and a date, not a guess.
With 500+ completed projects, an A+ BBB rating, and 4.9-star reviews, our references and finished kitchens show the quality you can count on. Real homeowners, real results, and work that holds up for years.
As a family-run Toronto contractor with 10 years in the trade, our name rides on every job. We answer our own phone, honour callbacks inside the warranty window and treat your home the way we treat ours.
You get a full milestone schedule on day one, and we hit the dates we set. If anything shifts, you hear it from us early, so your family and your budget are never left guessing when the kitchen is done.
We pull the permits, book the city inspections and document each step from rough-in to final sign-off. You never chase Toronto Building or wonder if your kitchen passed code, because that job is ours.
You get a line-item scope and a locked price before a nail is pulled. What we quote is what you pay, and every added extra needs your written approval first, so there are no surprise change orders mid-project.
We photograph the plumbing, wiring and framing inside every wall before we close it. If a question ever comes up, a clear photo record already exists, keeping any future repair simple, fast, and honest.
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Our kitchen remodeling Toronto process keeps you in the loop at every stage. Four clear steps carry you from first call to final walk-through, with a written scope, a fixed price and a firm schedule, so you know what happens next.
We visit, measure up your kitchen and hand you back a written line-item quote with your timeline, payment steps and material allowance.
We lock the layout, the price and schedule in a signed deal, order your cabinets, then pull the permits and book the inspections.
We seal the room off, demo, rough in, then photograph every wall before it closes and sweep the whole site clean every evening.
Final inspection passes, we walk through your finished kitchen together and back the work with callbacks inside the warranty.
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Quick, honest answers from a trusted Toronto bathroom renovation team. Below we cover cost, timelines, permits, living at home during the work and warranty, so you can plan your bathroom project with clear expectations from day one.
Most Toronto kitchen renovations cost $35,000 to $65,000 in 2026. A cosmetic refresh runs $18,000 to $30,000. A custom kitchen with a wall removed and a new layout starts around $65,000 and can pass $95,000. Condo kitchens usually land between $25,000 and $50,000. Your price depends on kitchen size, cabinet grade, and whether plumbing or walls move. Integra gives you a fixed written price before the demo, so the number you sign is the number you pay.
On-site work takes 6 to 10 weeks for a full kitchen and 3 to 4 weeks for a refresh. Add design, permits and cabinet build time, and the whole project runs 3 to 4 months from first call to final walk-through. Custom cabinets alone take about 8 weeks to build, so we order them the day you sign. You get a milestone schedule on day one and we hit the dates we set.
Yes, in most cases. The City of Toronto requires a building permit if you move plumbing, rewire, remove a wall, or cut a new window. Painting, cabinet refacing and swapping counters do not need one. Permits usually cost $1,500 to $3,000 and take 4 to 8 weeks to issue. Integra pulls the permit, books the ESA electrical and plumbing inspections and keeps the sign-offs on file, so your work is legal when you sell.
Most families do. We seal the kitchen with plastic and zip doors, run air scrubbers, tape the floors along the walking path and clean the site each evening. We set up a temporary counter with your fridge, kettle and microwave. The loud days are demo and tile cutting, and we tell you those dates in advance so you can plan around them.
Cabinets. They eat 35 to 45% of the budget. Labour is next at 20 to 25%, then counters, appliances, floors, plumbing and electrical. The fastest way to add cost is to move things: relocating a sink, a range or a wall adds $8,000 to $25,000 once you count engineering, permits and rerouting. Keeping the layout and upgrading the finishes is where most of the savings live.
It depends on your walls and your budget. Stock runs $150 to $300 per linear foot and suits simple, square layouts. Semi-custom runs $300 to $650 and fits most Toronto homes. Fully custom runs $650 to $1,200+ and is the honest answer for pre-1960 houses with sloped floors, odd corners and non-standard ceiling heights. We measure your kitchen first, then tell you which one your room actually needs.
Yes. A non-load-bearing wall costs $3,000 to $8,000 to remove and patch. A load-bearing wall needs a structural engineer, a permit and a steel or LVL beam, which puts it at $8,000 to $25,000 depending on the span and whether the beam sits flush in the ceiling. We arrange the engineer, the drawings, the permit and the beam, and we finish the ceiling so nobody can tell if a wall was ever there.
The best contractor for you is the one who puts everything in writing. Before you sign with anyone, ask for a line-item fixed-price contract, proof of liability insurance and WSIB, a written workmanship warranty, a payment schedule with no huge upfront deposit and three recent local references. Then read their Google and HomeStars reviews. Integra Renovation meets every one of those and we are family owned with 10 years in the trade, 500+ projects finished and an A+ BBB rating. Call +1 519 981 8478 and judge us against that list.
Usually 75 to 100% of what you spend comes back at resale and a mid range renovation between $35,000 and $65,000 tends to sit at the top of that range. In Toronto’s market the bigger effect is speed: a dated kitchen kills offers, while a clean, functional one brings buyers back for a second showing. If you plan to sell within two years, spend on layout, light and storage before you spend on appliances.
We stop, show you a photo, and price the fix before we touch it. Toronto homes built before 1980 often hide knob-and-tube wiring, aluminum wiring, lead solder on the water lines or asbestos in old floor tile and plaster. Asbestos testing costs a few hundred dollars, and safe removal is done by a licensed abatement crew. This is why we ask you to hold back 15 to 20% on older homes. You approve the cost in writing before any extra work starts.
