Everything from a single set of doors to a kitchen built from nothing, plus bathrooms, laundries and commercial casework. If you are not sure which of those you need, that is what the free consultation is for.
Nearly every kitchen we look at in Edmonton is one of two jobs. Either the layout works and the carcasses are sound, in which case new doors or a sprayed finish gives you most of the visible change for a fraction of the money, or the layout itself is the problem and no amount of new doors will reach it.
That question gets answered by opening a few cupboards, not by looking at photographs. Plywood boxes in good order are worth keeping. Particleboard swollen at the toe kick is not, and we would rather say so at the survey than take the refacing money.
So the consultation starts there and the quote follows from it, itemised by the linear foot so you can see what each part of the run costs and take something out if the total is more than you wanted to spend. See refacing against replacing, custom cabinetry and every service we carry out.
Recent work
What to expect
An Edmonton Project, Step by Step
Free consultation
About an hour in your kitchen. We measure the run, open doors to see the box construction, and ask what is actually annoying you about the room as it stands.
Itemised written quote
By the linear foot, back within one business day, so you can see what each part costs and take something out if the total is more than you want to spend.
Materials and dates
Once approved we order and confirm a start window. Anything with a long lead time is flagged now rather than the week before we were meant to begin.
Fit, then hand over
Cabinets set and levelled, worktops templated afterwards on the finished run, hardware adjusted, and the care guidance explained rather than left in a drawer.
One shop
Measured, Built and Fitted by the Same People
The person who measures your kitchen works for the shop that builds the cabinets and the crew that installs them. No stage is handed to a subcontractor, which is why we can tell you at the survey whether something is straightforward or awkward to make.
It also decides what happens afterwards. A door that has settled or a drawer that wants tuning is a phone call and a return visit, not a discussion about which trade owns the problem several months later.
It also keeps the quote honest, because the people pricing the work are the people who then have to build it, which is a useful discipline whenever somebody is tempted to be optimistic about how straightforward an awkward corner will turn out to be. See how we work, the questions we get asked and the other areas we cover.
How we work
What we do
Cabinet Services in Edmonton
Grouped by the outcome rather than the part. Tap any one for what it involves and what it costs.
Scope, pricing, timelines and booking a consultation in Edmonton.
Yes, and the surrounding area including st. Albert, Sherwood Park, Leduc, Spruce Grove and Fort Saskatchewan. There is no travel surcharge inside those areas.
By the linear foot, itemised. One number for a whole kitchen cannot be examined or reduced; itemised, you can see what the island costs against the perimeter run.
Days for refacing or painting, weeks for a full replacement. You get the realistic figure at the quote rather than the optimistic one.
Yes. A single island, a vanity, a set of doors or a pantry are all normal work, and not everything has to be a whole kitchen to be worth doing properly.
Yes, with no deposit to book one. You get a written quote whether or not you go ahead, and we do not keep chasing you afterwards if the answer is no.
Those are carried out by the appropriate qualified trade. We tell you which your project needs and when, and coordinate our dates around them.
Yes. Casework built to the grade the drawings name, multi-unit packages and office or retail fit-outs, quoted the same way as residential.
