Kitchen Renovations
A kitchen renovation touches almost everything in your home: layout, plumbing, electrical, structure, which is exactly why it shouldn't be managed by five different contractors. At Millstreet, one team handles your entire renovation from demolition to final walkthrough, so you always know who's responsible and where your project stands. We've been doing this across Mississauga, Oakville, and Burlington for over 35 years.
Kitchen Renovations, Start to Finish
Unlike companies that only supply cabinetry, we manage the full renovation:
- Demolition of existing cabinetry, flooring, and fixtures as needed
- Plumbing and electrical work, handled by our own qualified tradespeople
- Structural changes, including removing walls to open up a floor plan
- Custom cabinetry installation, 100% Canadian-made
- Countertops, backsplash, and flooring installation
- Permits, coordinated on your behalf where required
- Final finishing: lighting, hardware, and detail work before walkthrough
If a step is part of getting your new kitchen built, it's part of what we manage, not something you're left to coordinate yourself.
How Long Does a Kitchen Renovation Take?
Because all cabinetry is custom-built, most full kitchen renovations run 6 to 8+ weeks from design approval to completion. To keep things moving, our construction team often begins demolition and prep work while your cabinetry is still in production, rather than waiting for cabinets to arrive before starting anything.
How Much Does a Kitchen Renovation Cost?
Every kitchen is different, but here's a general range based on scope:
- Cabinet refresh / partial update: roughly $10,000 to $15,000
- Full kitchen renovation (new layout, cabinetry, countertops, flooring): roughly $30,000 to $60,000 +
- Kitchens involving structural changes (removing walls, moving plumbing or electrical): typically at the higher end of that range and beyond
We provide a detailed, itemized quote before any work begins, so you know exactly what you're paying for and there are no surprises mid-project.