How much does a kitchen renovation cost in the GTA?

Between $20,000 and $90,000, with a mid-range kitchen of about 35 linear feet landing near the mid-$50,000s. The calculator on this page prices your own kitchen in about ninety seconds using the same rates we quote from — no contact details, and the number appears as you answer.

Typical range
$20,000 to $90,000
Mid-range kitchen
Around the mid-$50,000s
Biggest cost driver
Whether the layout changes
Time to an estimate
About 90 seconds

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Ranges are from our own completed projects across the GTA. Prices in Canadian dollars.

Where we work

The showroom is in Mississauga and the cabinets are built in Woodbridge, but the crews work well past the GTA — Collingwood and Barrie to the north, out to Peterborough and Cobourg in the east, Kitchener and Brantford to the west, and down through Hamilton to Niagara.

And 46 more towns we cover

Further out across the GTA depending on the size of the project — put your postal code in and we’ll tell you.

Map of the area Euro Renovations covers, marked from the Mississauga showroom: north to Collingwood, Barrie and Lindsay, east to Peterborough, Cobourg, Oshawa and Whitby, west to Guelph, Kitchener, Cambridge and Brantford, and south around Lake Ontario through Hamilton and St Catharines to Niagara Falls. MississaugaWe work hereTorontoWe work hereEtobicokeWe work hereBramptonWe work hereOakvilleWe work hereBurlingtonWe work hereMiltonWe work hereVaughanWe work hereRichmond HillWe work hereMarkhamWe work hereAjaxWe work hereAncasterWithin our service areaAuroraWe work hereBarrieWe work hereBoltonWe work hereBowmanvilleWithin our service areaBrantfordWe work hereCaledonWithin our service areaCambridgeWe work hereCobourgWithin our service areaCollingwoodWe work hereEast YorkWe work hereGeorgetownWithin our service areaGrimsbyWithin our service areaGuelphWe work hereHamiltonWe work hereInnisfilWithin our service areaKing CityWe work hereKitchenerWe work hereLindsayWithin our service areaNewmarketWe work hereNiagara FallsWithin our service areaNorth YorkWe work hereOrangevilleWithin our service areaOshawaWe work herePeterboroughWe work herePickeringWe work herePort PerryWithin our service areaScarboroughWe work hereShelburneWithin our service areaSt CatharinesWe work hereThornhillWe work hereUxbridgeWithin our service areaWaterlooWe work hereWhitbyWe work hereWoodbridgeWe work here

Has its own page - tap the pinWithin our service areaHover a town and the van drives there from the showroom.

Questions about the price

How accurate is this estimate really?

It runs on the same pricing our estimators use for real quotes — the same door rates, countertop rates and labour rates. It’s a range rather than a single number because the final figure depends on what we find on site: the state of the walls, whether the floor is level, where the plumbing actually runs. The range narrows the more detail you give us.

What is not in the range?

Appliances, and a permit fee where structural or electrical work needs one — and we tell you that number before anything starts.

What moves the price most?

The cabinet run — how many linear feet, and stock or custom doors — then the countertop material, then anything that has to move: plumbing, electrical circuits, a wall. The calculator asks about each of those because each one changes the range.

Is the range a quote?

No. It is what kitchens like yours have cost, from the same price book our estimators quote from. The quote is written after the free in-home measure — itemised, with the inclusions spelled out — and it is the number we build to.

What’s included in the price?

Cabinetry and hardware, countertop supply and installation, delivery, installation labour, plumbing reconnection, and electrical work including the ESA inspection. Appliances are not included, and permits are extra only where structural work is involved.

Do I need a permit?

Not for a like-for-like replacement. You will for structural changes, moving plumbing stacks, or new electrical circuits. Where one is needed we draw it, file it and meet the inspector ourselves rather than leaving it to you — the permit fee itself is charged on top, and we tell you the number before the work starts, not after.

Is the in-home measure really free?

Yes. No fee, no deposit, no obligation to proceed. If the numbers don’t work for you, that’s a perfectly good outcome and we’ll tell you so.

Watch your estimate appear as you answer — priced factory-direct from our own Woodbridge cabinet facility.