Free kitchen planning tool
Kitchen renovation cost estimator for Toronto homeowners
Move from a rough idea to a quote-ready project snapshot. The guided estimator checks your location, scope, budget, timing, and complexity before suggesting next steps.
Project basics
Budget fit
Contractor-ready next step
Get a planning result
In about 60 seconds, get a planning range based on property type, kitchen size, renovation scope, budget, timeline, and project complexity.
Planning score, not a final contractor quote.
Budget and scope are checked together.
Consent is required before contractor follow-up.
Questions homeowners ask before requesting quotes
Clear answers before you share contact information or speak with a contractor partner.
How much does a kitchen renovation cost?
A cosmetic refresh may start around $8k-$20k, while full kitchen renovations often range from $45k-$100k+ and open-concept projects can exceed that. Final pricing depends on scope, materials, permits, trades, and site conditions.
Can I request kitchen renovation quotes without knowing the exact scope?
Yes. Start with the closest project type, budget range, timeline, property type, and any known layout changes. A clearer project snapshot helps contractors respond with better next-step questions.
Are estimator results final quotes?
No. Estimator results are planning ranges only. A contractor needs to review the space, scope, materials, permits, and site conditions before providing a final quote.
What details should I prepare before contacting contractors?
Prepare your postal code, project type, budget range, timeline, property type, and whether cabinets, counters, flooring, plumbing, electrical, walls, or permits may be involved.
How is the planning score calculated?
The score uses budget fit, timeline, location, project scope, decision-maker status, contact completeness, and project complexity. It helps route quote requests, but it is not a credit or approval score.
Ready to compare your kitchen renovation options?
Use the estimator or send a quote-ready request with the project details contractors usually ask for first.