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Kitchen Renovation • Montreal
Your New Montreal Kitchen, Delivered Turn-Key
Full-scope kitchen renovations by a licensed Montreal general contractor. See our 4-step process, real before/after results, and request your free estimate in under a minute.
RBQ Licensed
Fully Insured
Free Estimate
Montreal-Based
Why homeowners choose ConsQualif
Clear planning
Timeline, decisions, and material choices aligned before work starts.
Durable finish quality
Built for daily use, easy maintenance, and long-term value.
Our 4-step kitchen process
A clear journey from first visit to final delivery, designed to keep your kitchen renovation smooth and predictable.
Step 1
On-site assessment
We reply the same business day and book an on-site visit, Monday to Friday. On site we measure the space, check the condition of the existing plumbing and electrical, and define the scope with you. It is also the moment to ask every question you have.
- CostFree, no obligation
- You receiveA detailed written estimate, prepared within 3 to 10 business days depending on project complexity.
Step 2
Design and selections
Together we validate the layout, plans, and technical sequencing, then the materials: cabinets, countertops, backsplash, faucets. You see how each choice affects the budget before you commit. Our showroom lets you compare finishes in person rather than in photos.
- You receiveA detailed schedule and a signed-off selection list, before work begins.
Step 3
Build and installation
Demolition first, then plumbing, electrical, cabinetry, and surfaces executed in sequence. A single point of contact coordinates every trade, so you are not managing subcontractors yourself. We work dust-free, which matters most with young children or older adults at home.
- DurationAbout 3 weeks for a kitchen, barring structural surprises
- You receiveA progress update at every key milestone on site.
Step 4
Final delivery
A detailed walkthrough with you, a punch list where needed, full cleanup, and handover. The project is not considered finished until the punch list is closed.
- You receiveA kitchen ready to use, cleaned and checked point by point.
Your timeline, week by week
A full kitchen typically takes 3 weeks on site. Plan ahead for one thing: cabinet and countertop fabrication lead times, ordered before work begins.
Week 1
Demolition and technical work
Everything that disappears behind the finishes happens now.
- Demolition and debris removal
- Repositioning plumbing and electrical
- Wall, ceiling and floor preparation
Week 2
Cabinets and surfaces
Cabinets go in and are levelled, then the countertop is templated on site for an exact fit.
- Cabinet installation and levelling
- Countertop templating and installation
- Backsplash and connections
Week 3
Finishing and handover
The details that matter in daily use, then the final quality check.
- Appliances, faucets and lighting
- Paint, hardware and door adjustments
- Caulking, cleanup and walkthrough with you
What can stretch the schedule
- Countertop fabrication, which can only be templated once the cabinets are in
- Lead time on special-order cabinets or appliances
- Outdated electrical needing to be brought up to code, found during demolition
- Scope or selection changes mid-project
What a full kitchen renovation includes
The exact scope of your project is set out in writing in your detailed estimate, before work begins.
Included
- On-site visit, measurements and a detailed written estimate
- Plans, layout and guidance choosing cabinets, countertops, backsplash and faucets
- Demolition and debris removal
- Plumbing and electrical repositioning according to the plans
- Wall, ceiling and floor preparation
- Cabinet installation and levelling
- On-site countertop templating and installation, then backsplash and connections
- Appliances, faucets, lighting, paint and hardware
- Coordination of every trade through a single point of contact
- Full cleaning and a final inspection with you
Also offered without a full renovation
- Countertop-only replacement, with options for every budget
- Cabinet painting and door replacement, when the boxes are sound and standard-sized
What we do not do
- Resurfacing an existing countertop (film, paint or resin): we replace the countertop
Recent kitchen projects
Use these examples to compare style direction, material levels, and layout choices.
Kitchen Before / After
Quick visual comparison of functionality, workflow, and finish quality upgrades.
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Kitchen client feedback
4.7/5Google Reviews
Everything turned out exactly as I wanted. I would like to thank the company owner, Mr. Semih, and his team. They finished even earlier than the agreed date. They did a fast and clean job. Thank you for the reasonable price and clean workmanship.
Murat Yalın
Kitchen renovation
Compare your options
A simple side-by-side view to choose the scope that matches your timeline, budget, and customization goals.
Essential
- Project scope
- Refresh
- Material range
- Standard
- Design support
- Basic guidance
- Site coordination
- Standard coordination
Comfort
- Project scope
- Partial renovation
- Material range
- Mid-range
- Design support
- Guided selections
- Site coordination
- Full coordination
Signature
- Project scope
- Full renovation
- Material range
- Premium
- Design support
- Custom design
- Site coordination
- Priority management
Free estimate · Average value of $250
Your detailed estimate is on us
- A reply the same business day
- An on-site visit, Monday to Friday
- A detailed written estimate within 3 to 10 business days
- No obligation
Average value of $250, which varies with the location and type of project.
Request your free estimate
Share your project details in one minute. Our team will contact you quickly with next steps.
Kitchen renovation FAQ
How long does a kitchen renovation usually take?
Generally around 3 weeks, unless an unexpected structural issue arises. A detailed timeline is confirmed before starting.
Is the cabinet and countertop manufacturing time included in those 3 weeks?
No. The 3 weeks cover the work on site. Cabinets are ordered before work starts, and their manufacturing time depends on the supplier and model you choose. The countertop is measured on site once the cabinets are installed, then fabricated: it is one of the steps that can stretch the schedule. These lead times appear in the detailed schedule confirmed before work begins.
Can we stay in the house during the kitchen renovation?
Yes, in most cases. We use a dust-free approach and phase the work to reduce the impact on your daily routine. The kitchen itself is out of use for much of the project, so plan a temporary meal area in another room. The detailed schedule tells you in advance which steps are the most disruptive, such as demolition and plumbing.
What drives up the price of a kitchen renovation?
Mainly the scope of work, the size of the room and the materials. The price rises when the sink or appliances move (plumbing and electrical to reposition), when every cabinet is replaced instead of keeping sound boxes, when you choose custom cabinets or a stone countertop, and when demolition reveals outdated wiring that must be brought up to code. A change during the project also costs more than a decision made before work starts. During selections, you see the effect of each choice on the budget before deciding.
What does the estimate include, and what is not included?
The detailed estimate sets out the scope of your project in writing before work starts. For a full renovation, it covers the items in the "What is included" section of this page: demolition, plumbing and electrical per the plans, cabinets, countertop, backsplash, finishes, cleaning and final inspection. Taxes and contingencies, such as outdated wiring discovered during demolition, are not part of the indicative ranges. We do not resurface countertops.
Do you help with material and finish decisions?
Yes. We present options by level and usage goals so decisions stay simple and practical.
Do you replace just the countertop, without renovating the whole kitchen?
Yes. We replace the countertop on its own, with options for every budget. We do not resurface existing countertops: the original substrate would stay in place with its flaws.
Can you refresh my cabinets without replacing them?
Yes, when the boxes are sound and standard-sized: we paint the cabinets and replace the doors. We check the condition of the boxes during the free visit.
Is the estimate free?
Yes. Initial estimate requests are free and without obligation.
Guides to prepare your kitchen project
Practical answers to the questions people ask before a kitchen renovation: keep or replace the cabinets, compare quotes, choose a supplier, change the countertop.
Should You Keep, Reface, or Replace Your Kitchen Cabinets?
Inspect the cabinet boxes before choosing between keeping the cabinets, new fronts or full replacement.
Read the guideHow to Compare Kitchen Renovation Quotes Without Getting Overcharged
Why three quotes for the same kitchen vary so much, and how to compare them line by line.
Read the guideIKEA vs Kitchen Studio: Which One Is Actually Worth It for Your Kitchen Renovation?
What really separates an IKEA kitchen from a kitchen studio: materials, installation and comparable quotes.
Read the guideHow Do You Replace a Kitchen Countertop?
Measurements, materials, sink and backsplash: the decision checklist before replacing a countertop.
Read the guideResurface or Replace Your Kitchen Countertop?
What resurfacing can fix, its limits, and why we replace the countertop instead.
Read the guideHow Do You Restore Wood Kitchen Cabinets?
Assess the box and the finish, then choose between upkeep, refinishing and renovation.
Read the guideNeed more than kitchen work?
If your project also includes bathroom, basement, structural, or full-home work, explore our complete service list.