Kitchens
Kitchen Renovation Contractor
A kitchen is the hardest room in a house to renovate well, because everything in it has to align — cabinets to walls, counters to cabinets, tile to counters, and all of it to a floor that is rarely level. We plan the layout around how you actually cook before any finish decision is made.
Overview
What the Work Involves
A kitchen renovation with ZaRRuS covers cabinetry supply and installation, countertops and backsplash tile, flooring, drywall and trim, lighting and electrical coordination, plumbing fixture installation, and final finishing and touch-ups. The work is planned and installed as one job across Toronto and the GTA.
From cabinetry and countertops to flooring, backsplash, lighting, drywall, and trim, every part of the project is completed with care, precision, and a clean final look.
The layout is planned around how the room is actually used — work triangle, storage, appliance clearances and sightlines — before any finish decisions are made.
Who this service is for
Homeowners replacing a kitchen rather than refacing one, and anyone who has been quoted a number that did not mention what happens when the old cabinets come out.
Frequently requested in Toronto · North York · Mississauga — and across all nine service areas.
Typical scope
- Cabinetry supply and installation
- Countertops and backsplash tile
- Flooring, drywall and trim
- Lighting and electrical coordination
- Plumbing fixture installation
- Final finishing and touch-ups
Selected Work
Related Work
Photography from the founder’s professional experience in this type of work. See Selected Work & Experience for full context.
Questions
Kitchen Renovation Questions
How long does a kitchen renovation take?
Most kitchens run four to eight weeks on site. Cabinetry and stone are the usual pacing items — templating for countertops cannot happen until cabinets are set, so the order lead time often decides the schedule more than the labour does.
What’s included in a kitchen renovation quote?
Demolition, cabinetry installation, countertops, backsplash, flooring, drywall, trim, and coordination of plumbing and electrical. Appliances and cabinetry supply can be included or supplied by you — either way it is stated clearly, not assumed.
Do I need a permit to renovate my kitchen?
A like-for-like kitchen usually does not require a building permit. Moving or removing walls, altering structure, or new plumbing and electrical rough-ins often do. We flag it early rather than at demolition.
Request a Consultation
Planning a kitchen renovation?
Tell us about the space and what you want to achieve. We’ll help define the scope and the right next step.