The 13 Best Kitchen Renovation Companies in Toronto

A good fit for shoppers who want to compare many cabinet and stone options in person. The Scarborough showroom on McCowan Road has 18 installed kitchen displays, more than 500 door styles and over 2,000 stone choices. Intact supplies custom and ready-to-assemble cabinets and handles countertops, plumbing, electrical and flooring with licensed trades on staff. Free 3D layouts come first, and complete renovations typically take two to four weeks.

A practical choice for a complete kitchen refresh on a defined timeline. The Scarborough company handles full kitchen renovations, custom cabinets, cabinet refacing, countertops in granite, quartz, marble or laminate, backsplashes and flooring. It quotes a typical schedule of four to eight weeks from design to completion. A free 30-minute consultation can be booked online, and FinanceIt payment plans are available. Refacing offers a cheaper route when the existing cabinet boxes are still sound.

Suits homeowners and designers who care most about the cabinetry itself. Owner Damon is a third-generation cabinetmaker, and his team handles design review, shop drawings, production, delivery and installation as one sequence. Options include inset face-frame cabinets, modern kitchens and stainless steel units. Quotes come back within 24 hours, delivery takes about eight weeks and the cabinetry carries a lifetime warranty. The Etobicoke factory showroom is the place to see the work.

A sensible pick for homeowners who want cabinets built to their exact measurements and installed for them. Newcastle designs custom kitchens, vanities and closets to each client's specifications from its base on Industry Street in the former City of York. Its team brings more than 45 years of experience in furniture manufacturing. Design consultations include home visits before installation. Built-ins, fireplace mantels and wall units are also part of its work, useful for matching millwork across rooms.

A good fit for buyers who want to see where their cabinets are made before ordering. Neo Kitchen manufactures cabinets at its Vaughan factory, which is open to customers, using materials from Canadian suppliers. Free design consultations include a 3D preview kept on file for a year. Its own team installs, and follow-up service is completed before the final payment. Cabinets carry a one-year warranty, with ten years on select hardware.

Suits landlords, co-ops and homeowners who need durable cabinets quickly at factory-direct prices. Its cabinets are manufactured in Scarborough, with more than 150 sizes kept in stock. The company offers free design, quartz countertops and installation by its own team, including a one-day kitchen installation service. It also supplies multi-unit buildings, contractors and new construction. Showrooms in Scarborough and Oshawa cover Toronto, the GTA and Durham Region.

Suits budget-conscious homeowners, including those set on an IKEA kitchen. The Etobicoke company has renovated kitchens since 2014, covering design, cabinetry, countertops, plumbing, electrical and appliance installation. It also designs, installs and customizes IKEA kitchens and can buy and deliver them for an extra charge. Price ranges by kitchen size are published on its site. Most full projects take two to four weeks, so disruption at home stays short.

Suits homeowners in north Toronto and York Region who want one company to build and fit the whole kitchen. Every cabinet is built in its own facility and installed by its own team, working from a showroom on Doncaster Avenue in Thornhill. The six-step process includes a 3D concept and an itemized quote approved line by line. Typical projects take six to twelve weeks from design approval. In-home consultations are free, which makes early comparisons easy.

Well suited to condo owners and design-minded homeowners after custom cabinetry. Since 2003 the company has designed, built and installed custom kitchens, vanities, built-ins and mudrooms, using locally sourced panels, materials and hardware. Condo kitchens have been a focus for about two decades, planned with computer-aided rendering to use every millimetre. It won a 2019 National Kitchen and Bath award in the large kitchen category. Teams work from Toronto and Oakville.

A strong option when a new kitchen means removing walls, extending the house or redoing the whole home. Since 2013 the company has managed renovations, additions and custom homes, preparing drawings, permit applications and Committee of Adjustment submissions itself. Its six-stage process runs from feasibility to handover. It holds an HCRA builder licence, is Tarion-registered and lists RenoMark and NKBA memberships. Suited to structural projects in areas such as Leaside, Rosedale and Lawrence Park.

Suits midtown homeowners who want a designer-led kitchen with a choice of cabinet makers. Serving clients since 2003 from a showroom on Mount Pleasant Road, the firm offers two Canadian cabinet lines or fully custom woodwork from its own Toronto shop, DK Custom Fine Cabinetry. It handles design, permits and project management, with full renovations coordinated through preferred contractors. Projects also reach cottage country, handy for owners with two properties to fit out.

Suits homeowners whose kitchen is part of a bigger renovation that needs design, permits and one fixed price. The Vaughan-based firm assigns each client a designer, a project manager and a site supervisor, and handles building permits and material sourcing. A fixed price is set after planning, before work starts. It was a 2024 RenoMark finalist for kitchen renovations over $100,000. Well matched to larger budgets and full-floor projects.

Suits buyers who want cabinetry built in-house and a line-itemized fixed price before signing. Founded in 2004, Senso Design makes its cabinets on German and Italian machinery and runs kitchens from 3D design to installation under one project manager. It pulls City of Toronto permits in its own name. Typical kitchens take four to eight weeks, and cost ranges are published on its site, which helps with budgeting before the first meeting.