Kitchen Renovations
They Call It The Heart Of The Home
Where your family convenes for supper, to entertain, for paperwork and homework and all points in between.
The kitchen is the most used room in the house; therefore it’s essential it be accommodating for the whole family.
Storage systems, sensible work area design, smart layout, efficient appliances—your goal is functionality with an aesthetic flourish. By combining taste and practicality, you can never go wrong.
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Top Kitchen Renovation Trends of 2020
(That We Do!)
Stainless Steel
Hood Range
Hood Range
For maximum ventilation and easy to clean; contain odor, smoke, heat and humidity at the source.
Quartz
Countertops
Countertops
Easy to maintain and antimicrobial, quartz is super hardy and virtually last forever.
Clever
Storage Solutions
Storage Solutions
Appliance garages for small appliance, dividers, trays, pull-outs, roll-outs, and caddies will help efficiently organize your space.
Multicoloured
Cabinets
Cabinets
While white is still popular in kitchens, accenting with darker shads is a growing trend.
Multipurpose
Kitchen Island
Kitchen Island
Now the focal point and hub of the kitchen, the island also serves as a dining, storage and food preparation area.
Smart
Kitchens
Kitchens
From faucet to fridge to lighting – transform your kitchen into the smartest room in the house.
Walk-in
Pantries
Pantries
Turn your pantry into a minor work of art with transparent storage, access everything with an easy to reach layout, enjoy a clutter-free space.
What if your contractor
could read your mind?
could read your mind?
- Our projects never go over budget
- All schedules are written out and signed-off by you before work starts
- One-year warranty on all materials provided by Master Painting & Renovations
- Highly trained, clean, professional work crews
A Fantastic Finish
Kitchen Renovation Services:
- Faucets and sinks
- Countertops and cabinets B
- Backsplash and tile
- Ventilation and fans
- Storage systems
- Custom space for appliances
- Repaint existing cabinets
- Lighting (general, specific and decorative)
- Convenient plugs and outlets
- Pot lights and pendulums
- Under cabinet lights
- Multiple flooring options
- Molding and millwork
- Plumbing, sinks, tap sets
Inspiration
and Planning
and Planning
When it comes to reigniting the soul of your home, the solutions are boundless. It is vital to plan every last possible detail to make the most of your functional space and also to boost your investment in the long-run.
Before we start planning, it’s important to think about your household’s lifestyle and how your renovation will satisfy everyone’s needs.
Are you active and always on the go? Are you homebodies who enjoy entertaining in the privacy of your house? Don’t forget size and age. A family with young children will probably require a different layout than a retired couple with an amateur chef in the mix.
Can’t Stand Your Current Kitchen Layout?
Multiple reasons exist for remodelling the kitchen.
- Perhaps you recently purchased the house and you can’t stand the old design.
- Maybe you’ve been saving for a while, and you’re finally ready to pull the trigger.
- Perhaps your planning to sell in a few years and a kitchen facelift will boost the resale value.
One of the main reasons people choose to renovate is because they’ve finally had enough!
- Improve your investment
- More practical layout
- More efficient work area
- Upgrade comfort level
- Create more functional space
- Increase storage space
- Update and personalize
- Build your whole home around you
- Open up your floor space
- Better suit your priorities (more dinner parties!)
- Better energy efficiency
- Easier to clean
Case Study
Holly
Holly’s kitchen was badly outdated. It didn’t match the contemporary look of the rest of the house and years of use had taken a toll on the overall appearance of the space.
Her biggest issues were the older model was too small and boxed in, which separated the cooking area from the rest of the dining room.
The Problems
- Kitchen was outdated
- Closed off from the dining area
- Impractical design
- Dents and damage from years of use
- Wasn’t the look and style
- Top mount sink
- Laminate counter top
- Inefficient lighting
- Old, badly placed outlets
The Solutions
The first thing we did was gut the entire kitchen and remove a wall to create an open concept. We wired dedicated circuits for blender, microwave and fridge so the breaker wouldn’t blow if using more than one application.
- Made it open concept and connected dining and working area
- Moved the fridge, microwave
- Opened up an entire wall
- Update the design, changed doors from old wooded door to premium painted glass melamine with pushpop open
- Quartze countertop
- Changed to an undermount sink
- LED lighting
- Wired dedicated circuits for blender, microwave and fridge so breaker wouldn’t blow if using more than one appliance.
- High-end tile backsplash
Before
After
Top Kitchen FAQs
“Can I still cook in my kitchen?”
At this point, we’re doing our very best once we take a kitchen out to put a temporary sink in and leave the stove in place.
However, it’s not always possible, especially if we’re changing locations, moving gas lines, moving electrical etc.
It might not be possible to use the kitchen for as long as a week depending on the project.
You may have an RV you can cook in or if it’s in the summer, there is always the option of using the BBQ.
“How much will my kitchen renovation cost?”
Kitchen renovations typically started in the $30,000-$35,000 range and can go up to $100,000-$150,000.