Your kitchen, considered as a whole.

A kitchen renovation is a connected project.

Cabinets affect appliance fit. Countertops affect sink details. An island affects the way people move through the room. Planning those decisions together helps you understand the whole project before the first cabinet is ordered.

Use the service areas below to explore your options. The final work, supply responsibilities and exclusions belong in your written scope.

Look beyond the visible finishes.

A complete kitchen scope may include protection, removal, preparation, cabinetry, flooring, plumbing, electrical work, lighting, ventilation and finishing. The exact combination depends on your room and goals. Qualified trades and any required approvals need to be identified before the work begins.

Keeping the layout

Replacing cabinetry in a similar footprint can still require careful measurement and service coordination. A new appliance, deeper cabinet or different countertop thickness may change clearances and connection details.

Changing the layout

Moving the sink, changing walls or adding an island introduces more questions. Review structure and building services early, then connect those requirements to the design and budget.

Choose the right starting point for your home.

• Small kitchen renovation: focus on circulation, accessible storage and useful work surface.
• Condo kitchen renovation: begin with building rules, service constraints and access planning.
• Kitchen budget planning: compare equivalent scopes before comparing totals.

What belongs in a kitchen scope?

• Drawings and measurements used for the quote.
• Cabinet specifications, quantities, hardware and installation details.
• Surface selections, appliances and who supplies each item.
• Trade work, removals, site protection, disposal and finishing.
• Approvals, allowances, exclusions and change procedures.