Kitchen Remodelling & Renovations

Design. Renovate. Fall in Love With Your Kitchen Again.

Ready for a kitchen that truly works for your life? Renomazing delivers stunning, functional transformations—request your free quote and get started today.

Serving Edmonton & Calgary Regions

Why Homeowners Choose Renomazing for Kitchen Renovations

Backed by 20+ years of proven craftsmanship, Renomazing is trusted across Edmonton & Calgary for delivering kitchens that blend modern design, everyday functionality, and long-lasting value. With every renovation, we focus on quality, transparency, and making the entire process simple for you.

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Everything You Need for a Complete Kitchen Transformation

Kitchen Design & Layout Planning

Whether you want a more open concept, better flow, or a totally new layout, we help you reimagine your space for maximum efficiency and beauty.

Custom Cabinetry & Storage Solutions

Maximize space and achieve the look you love with high-quality cabinets built to last.

Countertops & Backsplashes

Upgrade your kitchen with premium materials that add elegance and durability.

Flooring, Lighting & Finishes

Beautiful finishes make all the difference. We help you choose materials that match your style and your home’s needs.

Full Kitchen Tear-Outs & Rebuilds

For outdated kitchens or complete transformations, we handle the entire process.

Appliance Placement & Functional Improvements

We optimize placement, accessibility, and workflow so your kitchen feels intuitive, practical, and enjoyable.

Kitchen Remodelling Process

A Simple, Transparent Process From First Contact to Final Reveal

With 20+ years of renovation experience, we’ve created a streamlined process that keeps your project on track, minimizes stress, and ensures stunning results. You’ll always know what’s happening, what comes next, and how your new kitchen is progressing.

Free Consultation & Quote

Every project begins with a friendly conversation. We learn about your kitchen goals, challenges, budget, and preferred style.

Then we provide a free, detailed, no-obligation quote so you know exactly what to expect.

Design & Planning

Once you’re ready to move forward, we collaborate with you to create a design that fits your lifestyle and vision.

We help you choose layouts, finishes, materials, lighting, and everything in between.

Project Scheduling & Preparation

We coordinate all trades, order materials, finalize timelines, and prepare your home for a smooth project start.

Construction & Installation

This is where your kitchen transforms. Our skilled team completes all structural, electrical, plumbing, and finishing work with care and craftsmanship.

Quality Check & Final Walkthrough

We inspect every detail to ensure your new kitchen is flawless. Then we walk you through the space, make sure you’re thrilled with the results, and answer any final questions.

Your dream kitchen is closer than you think.

Request your free quote today to begin the journey.

Kitchen Remodelling FAQs

What is a realistic budget for a kitchen remodel?

A realistic kitchen remodel budget depends on the size of your kitchen, the materials you choose, and how much structural work is required. In Edmonton and Calgary, most homeowners can expect to invest $25,000 to $60,000 for a mid-range kitchen remodel that includes new cabinets, countertops, flooring, lighting, and some layout improvements. Larger or more customized kitchens—especially those requiring plumbing or electrical relocation, premium cabinetry, or high-end finishes—often range between $60,000 and $100,000+.

A helpful rule of thumb is to invest 10%–15% of your home’s value into your kitchen. This typically delivers the best return on investment while ensuring your new kitchen matches the quality of the rest of your home.

A professional remodeler should provide a detailed, transparent quote that outlines materials, labour, timelines, and any optional upgrades. At Renomazing, we specialize in clear pricing so you know exactly where your money is going. Your final cost ultimately depends on the vision you have for your space, but we’ll guide you through each decision to ensure the remodel aligns with your budget, style, and functional needs.

Is $10,000 enough for a kitchen remodel?

Generally, $10,000 is not enough for a full kitchen remodel in Edmonton or Calgary. At this budget level, you are typically looking at cosmetic updates only, such as painting, new hardware, lighting upgrades, a faucet replacement, or refinishing existing surfaces. These changes can certainly freshen the space, but they won’t address layout issues, cabinetry, flooring replacement, or structural improvements.

A complete kitchen remodel—which includes new cabinets, countertops, flooring, backsplash, plumbing or electrical updates, and design work—usually starts around $25,000–$30,000 at the bare minimum, but more commonly falls into the $40,000–$60,000 range for average homes.

If your budget is currently limited, you can still make meaningful improvements by focusing on the features that deliver the highest impact for the lowest cost, such as updated lighting, paint, or new cabinet doors. Renomazing can walk you through your options, help you plan for future upgrades, and provide a free quote for a remodel that aligns with your long-term goals. Whether you’re aiming for a phased renovation or a full transformation, we’ll help you maximize every dollar.

What is the most expensive part of redoing a kitchen?

The most expensive part of a kitchen remodel is typically custom cabinetry, which can account for 30–40% of the total budget. Cabinets require skilled manufacturing, professional installation, and precise measurements, especially when integrating appliances, islands, or unique storage features. High-quality wood, custom finishes, and built-in organizers all contribute to the cost, but they also significantly impact the look and longevity of your kitchen.

Following cabinetry, the next most expensive components are often:

Countertops: Quartz and stone surfaces add beauty and durability but come at a higher price.
Labour and trades: Electrical, plumbing, flooring, drywall, and finishing work collectively form a substantial portion of the budget.
Layout changes: Moving plumbing, walls, or gas lines adds cost due to the complexity of the work.

While cabinetry is the largest expense, it’s also the most impactful. Premium cabinets increase storage, improve function, and dramatically enhance your kitchen’s aesthetics. Renomazing helps you choose materials and designs that fit your style, budget, and long-term needs while ensuring the highest craftsmanship throughout the remodel.

What is the 3x4 kitchen rule?

The 3×4 kitchen rule is a guideline used in kitchen planning to ensure that the space is both comfortable and highly functional. It suggests that your kitchen layout should ideally allow for three main work zones (cooking, cleaning, and food prep) and four feet of clear space around each primary zone. This creates efficient movement, minimizes congestion, and helps maintain a natural workflow.

In practical terms, the rule ensures that you have:

Enough space between cabinets or appliances to open doors fully
Comfortable walking and turning room for one or more people
A layout that supports the classic “kitchen triangle” (sink, stove, refrigerator)
Adequate clearance for islands or peninsulas

The 3×4 rule isn’t a strict requirement, but it is a reliable foundation for designing kitchens of all sizes. Even in smaller or uniquely shaped kitchens, a skilled contractor can adapt the principles—prioritizing accessibility, optimizing cabinet placement, and maximizing countertop space.

At Renomazing, we use these and other proven design guidelines to ensure your kitchen feels open, efficient, and enjoyable, regardless of its original size or layout constraints.

What adds the most value to a kitchen remodel?

To maximize resale value and everyday enjoyment, the most valuable upgrades in a kitchen remodel include high-quality cabinets, durable countertops, an efficient layout, and updated appliances. Buyers and homeowners alike prioritize a kitchen that feels modern, functional, and ready to use—without requiring additional investment.

The top value-adding upgrades typically include:

New cabinetry — Fresh, modern cabinets significantly transform the look and feel of the space.
Stone countertops (especially quartz) — Durable, beautiful, and highly sought after.
Improved layout or open concepts — Removing walls or repositioning appliances can drastically improve function.
Updated lighting — Under-cabinet lighting, recessed lights, and statement fixtures elevate the entire room.
New flooring — Waterproof and durable materials increase longevity and appeal.
Modern backsplash — A stylish backsplash ties the design together and creates a polished finish.

A well-executed kitchen remodel can return 60%–80% or more of its cost when selling your home, depending on the neighbourhood and market trends. At Renomazing, we help you choose upgrades that deliver the best blend of functionality, beauty, and long-term value.

Can you remodel kitchens that have limited space or have an awkward layout?

Absolutely. Kitchens with limited space or awkward layouts are some of the most rewarding remodels because the transformation is so dramatic. Small or uniquely shaped kitchens often suffer from poor storage, inefficient workflow, or cramped areas that make cooking or entertaining difficult. With the right design strategy, you can significantly improve function and aesthetics—even in tight spaces.

Renomazing specializes in maximizing every inch through smart planning and creative solutions. Common approaches include:

Reconfiguring cabinetry to increase storage
Adding custom or semi-custom cabinets that fit unusual dimensions
Introducing open shelving or vertical storage options
Improving lighting to make the space feel larger
Relocating appliances to improve the workflow or create an “efficient triangle”
Removing or modifying partial walls to open up sightlines

We can also help incorporate multi-functional features like pull-out organizers, drawer systems, and compact islands. Limited space doesn’t limit the potential—it just requires thoughtful design. During your free consultation, we’ll assess the layout, discuss your goals, and create a plan that transforms even the most challenging kitchens into beautiful, functional spaces.

What is the best time of year to renovate?

You can renovate a kitchen at any time of year, but spring, summer, and early fall are the most popular seasons due to warmer weather, longer days, and fewer holiday disruptions. These conditions make material deliveries, demolition, and construction smoother. Homeowners also tend to prefer renovating when they can open windows for ventilation or even use outdoor cooking spaces temporarily.

However, there are also advantages to renovating in the winter. Contractors often have more schedule flexibility, certain materials may be easier to source, and you may be able to start your project sooner. The key is choosing a time that works best for your household schedule, lifestyle, and budget.

Regardless of the season, planning ahead is crucial. Material lead times—especially for custom cabinets, countertops, or specialty fixtures—can significantly impact your timeline. At Renomazing, we create a detailed renovation schedule so you know exactly what to expect and when. Whether you prefer a traditional or off-peak season, we’ll ensure your remodel stays efficient, organized, and aligned with your goals.

What is the best flooring for kitchens?

The best kitchen flooring strikes a balance between durability, water resistance, comfort, and style. Today, the most popular and practical options for Edmonton and Calgary homes include:

Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP):
Highly durable, waterproof, and comfortable underfoot. LVP mimics the look of hardwood at a lower cost and stands up well to spills, pets, and heavy traffic—making it one of the most practical choices.
Tile (porcelain or ceramic). Long-lasting, water-resistant, and available in endless styles. Tile is ideal for high-moisture kitchens but can feel colder or harder underfoot without area rugs or in-floor heating.
Engineered Hardwood: Offers a beautiful, warm look while being more stable than solid hardwood in moisture-prone areas. It’s not as water-resistant as LVP or tile, but it performs well when properly maintained.
Laminate: More affordable but less water-resistant than modern LVP. Newer waterproof laminate options have improved greatly.

Ultimately, the “best” flooring depends on your lifestyle, design preferences, and maintenance expectations. Renomazing recommends materials based on performance, longevity, and how well the flooring complements your kitchen’s overall design. We’ll help you choose the right option for both function and style.