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Toronto & the GTA
Submit one request and get connected with kitchen renovation contractors serving Toronto and surrounding GTA communities. Free for homeowners, with no obligation to hire anyone.
We list GTA communities where contractor coverage is available. Coverage expands as more contractors join the network.
Local detail
The GTA has one of the deepest contractor markets in the country, which is both an advantage and a problem: there are plenty of capable companies, and it is genuinely hard to compare them. Submitting one detailed project request means the contractors who reach out already know your location, scope and budget range, so the first conversation is about your kitchen rather than qualifying basics.
Toronto's older semi-detached and row houses often have long, narrow kitchens at the rear, sometimes with an addition of questionable insulation and a floor that steps down. Opening those spaces up frequently involves a load-bearing wall, an engineered beam and a permit. Condo kitchens across the downtown core, North York, Etobicoke, Scarborough and Mississauga are a different discipline entirely: fixed plumbing stacks, no ductwork changes, elevator bookings, restricted working hours, security access for trades and strict debris removal rules. Say which situation you are in when you submit — it materially changes who is a good fit.
Beyond the usual drivers — cabinetry grade, counter material, appliance package, flooring and whether services move — the GTA adds logistics cost. Downtown projects absorb parking, permits for street occupancy and slower material handling. Suburban homes in Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, Brampton, Oakville and Whitby usually have larger kitchens, so cabinetry linear footage and counter square footage climb even when the design is straightforward. Multi-unit and rental-property kitchens tend to be scoped for durability and speed rather than custom detail.
Structural, plumbing and electrical changes in Toronto typically need permits through the city, and each GTA municipality runs its own process. Condo corporations add a separate approval layer with their own insurance and scheduling requirements. Contractors who work regularly in your building type will know what is required and should factor that time into the schedule they quote.
The requests we see most often are condo kitchen updates within a fixed footprint, open-concept conversions in older semis and detached homes, full renovations in recently purchased suburban houses, and cabinet or countertop replacements where the layout already works. Luxury projects with custom millwork and integrated appliances are also common in the western and northern GTA.
The process
We are an independent quote-request service — not a renovation contractor. Here is what happens after you submit your project.
Complete a quick online request with your kitchen renovation details — location, project type, budget range and timeline.
Your project information can be matched with suitable kitchen renovation contractors serving your location.
Speak with contractors, review what each one proposes and decide which option works best for your project.
Why homeowners use us
One request, local matching and no pressure to hire.
Submit your project once instead of searching for and calling contractors individually.
Get the opportunity to speak with multiple contractors about the same project.
There is no charge to submit a kitchen renovation request through our service.
Your location helps identify kitchen renovation contractors serving your area.
Tell us about your project and let the matching process begin — no phone tag.
You decide which contractor, if any, you want to work with. There is no pressure.
Kitchen renovation
Request quotes for a complete renovation or for a single part of your kitchen.

A complete rebuild of the space — cabinets, counters, flooring, lighting and finishes handled as one project.

Update the parts of your kitchen that no longer work while keeping the elements that still do.

Cabinet replacement, refacing or new stock and semi-custom cabinetry sized to your existing layout.

Millwork built to your exact dimensions for awkward walls, tall ceilings and specific storage needs.

Quartz, granite, porcelain or solid surface counters, templated and installed to fit your kitchen.

Add prep space, seating or storage with an island sized to the traffic flow of your room.

Tile, slab or full-height backsplash installation to finish the wall behind your counters.

Hardwood, engineered, tile or luxury vinyl flooring installed as part of your kitchen project.

Pot lights, pendants and under-cabinet lighting planned around how you actually use the kitchen.

Outlet relocation, dedicated appliance circuits and panel work handled by licensed trades on the crew.

Sink, faucet and appliance rough-ins, including moves when the layout changes.

Cabinet spray finishing, walls, ceilings and trim as a standalone or finishing step.

Removing or opening a wall between the kitchen and living space, including structural review.

Layout and storage planning that makes a compact kitchen far more usable.

Projects planned around building rules, elevator bookings, working hours and shared services.

High-end millwork, appliance packages and detailed finishing for a premium kitchen build.
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Get Toronto/GTA QuotesInspiration
Drag each slider to compare. These are illustrative renovation examples used while we build a gallery of real, permission-cleared homeowner projects — they are not Get Kitchen Quotes customer projects.


Dated oak cabinetry and laminate counters replaced with flat-panel cabinets, quartz surfaces and new lighting.
Ottawa, Ontario


A closed-off galley kitchen reworked into a brighter room with a longer run of counter space.
Toronto, Ontario


Storage-first layout changes in a compact kitchen: taller uppers, deeper drawers and a slim pantry.
Nepean, Ontario


Shaker cabinets, quartz counters and a full-height tile backsplash in a family home.
Mississauga, Ontario


A wall between the kitchen and dining room opened up, with a structural beam and a new island.
Kanata, Ontario


A downtown condo kitchen updated within building rules, elevator bookings and working-hour limits.
Toronto, Ontario


Heavy dark cabinetry swapped for a lighter palette with under-cabinet lighting.
Scarborough, Ontario


A narrow peninsula replaced with a full island offering prep space and seating for four.
Barrhaven, Ontario


Cabinets and counters replaced without moving plumbing or changing the footprint.
Vaughan, Ontario


Custom millwork, integrated appliances and detailed finishing in a larger family kitchen.
Oakville, Ontario
What to expect
Cost guide
There is no single answer — two kitchens the same size can differ by tens of thousands of dollars depending on scope and materials. Below are the factors that actually move the number, so you can have a more useful conversation with contractors.
Linear feet of cabinetry and counter space drive material and labour quantities more than anything else.
Stock, semi-custom and fully custom cabinetry sit at very different price points, as does refacing versus replacing.
Laminate, quartz, granite and porcelain vary in material cost, fabrication and installation complexity.
Appliance packages are often a separate line item and can change the budget significantly.
Keeping the sink where it is costs less than relocating supply and drain lines.
Added circuits, pot lights, under-cabinet lighting and panel upgrades all add scope.
Whether flooring is replaced, patched or left in place changes both cost and schedule.
Removing a wall may require engineering, a beam and a permit.
Trade availability and the number of trades involved affect pricing and timelines.
Tile, hardware, sinks, faucets and finishing details add up across the whole project.
Custom millwork, integrated appliances and detailed finishing take more shop and site time.
In Toronto, semi-detached and row houses in the older core often have narrow kitchens, knob-and-tube remnants or load-bearing walls that limit an open-concept plan without engineering. Condo kitchens across the downtown core, North York and Mississauga come with their own constraints: elevator bookings, working-hour restrictions, approvals from the corporation and limited parking for material deliveries — all of which contractors factor into their quotes. Suburban GTA homes in Vaughan, Markham or Oakville tend to have larger footprints, which increases cabinetry and counter quantities.
Any figures you see online are general market commentary, not a quote. Actual costs vary by project, materials, site conditions and contractor. The reliable way to get a real number is a written quote based on your own kitchen.
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