Best when the project changes several parts of the room at once—cabinet layout, counters, backsplash, flooring, plumbing, electrical or wall configuration.
Usually fits: cosmetic upgrades where keeping the existing cabinet structure makes sense.
Measurements, drawings, material selections and final details are worked through before the cabinetry moves into production.
MDF, plywood cabinet boxes, solid wood or solid wood fronts, melamine, thermofoil and acrylic/high-gloss options.
Kitchen renovation pricing depends on the cabinetry, layout, countertops, flooring, trades, finishes and the amount of work required. These ranges are useful for early planning, while the final price is based on the measured kitchen and confirmed project scope.
SMALLER-SCOPE PLANNING RANGE
A practical planning range for projects that keep the existing kitchen footprint and focus on cabinetry, countertops, backsplash and selected finish updates.
FULL-RENOVATION PLANNING RANGE
A broader renovation with new cabinetry, countertops, backsplash, flooring, lighting and related plumbing or electrical work can fall within this range.
PREMIUM PLANNING RANGE
Larger kitchens, custom cabinetry, premium finishes, relocated plumbing or electrical, structural changes and more detailed work can move the project into this range or higher.
Larger kitchens, islands and additional cabinet runs increase materials, fabrication and installation.
Cabinet quantity, materials, door styles, finishes and custom storage features can significantly affect the budget.
Surface material, fabrication, edge details, cut-outs and backsplash selection change the overall cost.
New flooring can add material, removal, preparation and installation costs to the renovation.
Moving sinks, outlets, lighting or appliance connections usually costs more than keeping existing service locations.
Removing or altering walls can add demolition, engineering, permits and structural work where required.
More drawers, pull-outs, organizers, soft-close hardware and specialty storage increase cabinetry complexity.
Existing kitchen conditions, removal work, disposal, delivery, installation and site access all affect the final project cost.
These are general Ajax and GTA planning ranges, not fixed Ajax Kitchen Cabinets prices. Final pricing depends on the measured kitchen, selected materials, renovation scope, trades and installation requirements.
Discuss goals and take site measurements.
Confirm measurements, drawings and approved scope.
Complete adjustments, cleanup and final review.
Installation timing assumes the room is ready for the approved cabinetry.
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A modern kitchen renovation featuring custom cabinetry, integrated appliances, generous countertop space and coordinated storage throughout the room.
Cabinetry is designed to the measured room instead of limiting the renovation to stock sizes.
Measurements, drawings, cabinetry and installation stay connected through one project flow.
Review the project layout and estimate before moving into production.
Warranty coverage is provided according to the confirmed renovation scope and final project terms.
Ajax customers can review cabinet styles, materials and finishes at the Scarborough showroom.
Custom sizing helps solve non-standard walls, corners, storage needs and layout constraints.
These are the questions worth answering before the design and scope are approved.
Kitchen renovation costs depend on the cabinetry, countertops, flooring, plumbing, electrical, finishes and the amount of layout change involved. As a general planning range, smaller same-layout renovations may fall around $20,000–$35,000, full kitchen renovations around $35,000–$75,000, and larger premium or layout-change projects can reach $75,000–$150,000+. Final pricing is based on the measured kitchen and confirmed project scope.
If the room layout, flooring, plumbing and electrical still work, new cabinetry may be enough. A full renovation makes more sense when several parts of the room need to change together or the layout itself is the problem.
Wall removal can be included in the project. If the wall is load-bearing or the change is structural, engineering and permit requirements need to be addressed before work proceeds.
It depends on the work. The Town of Ajax lists plumbing additions or alterations and removal of a load-bearing wall among work that requires a building permit. Electrical notification through the Electrical Safety Authority can also be a separate requirement.
Yes. Plumbing and electrical work are confirmed parts of the renovation scope when the project requires them.
Cabinet refacing and door replacement are available. Whether it makes sense depends on the condition of the existing boxes and whether the current layout still works for the kitchen.
The cabinet design, manufacturing and installation phases have their own typical timelines, but the total renovation schedule depends on demolition, trade work, structural changes, inspections, permits and material lead times.
Confirmed options include MDF, plywood boxes, solid wood or wood fronts, melamine, thermofoil and acrylic/high-gloss, with Shaker, Slim Shaker, flat/slab, raised-panel and glass-accent door styles.
The quotation should match the approved project scope. Review cabinetry, installation, removal, surfaces, flooring, plumbing, electrical and any structural or permit-related work so different quotes are being compared on the same basis.
Yes. Warranty support is available. The exact warranty terms should be shown in the final project documents so the customer knows what is covered.
Ajax homes vary in age, layout and renovation history, so kitchen planning should consider the actual property, proposed changes and any permit or structural requirements.
