YOUR LOCAL STARTING POINT
A kitchen renovation can mean updating worn finishes, improving storage or changing how the room works. Start with the problems you want to solve in your Winnipeg kitchen: limited preparation space, awkward cupboards, tired surfaces or a layout that no longer suits your household. Those priorities help define a useful project scope.
Tell us about your projectTHE WORK YOU HAVE IN MIND
Each request is reviewed individually to confirm the scope and availability. Tell us which of these best describes your project.
PLANNING THE DETAILS
Explain whether you want to keep the sink, appliances and main work areas in their current positions. Replacing finishes within an existing layout is a different discussion from moving fixtures or altering walls. Show the whole room, adjoining spaces and doorways. Include anything you want to keep, such as existing flooring or appliances, so the renovation can be discussed around those decisions.
List the parts of the kitchen you want changed instead of using a complete renovation as the only description. Cabinets, work surfaces, handles, lighting, splashbacks and flooring each need a clear place in the scope. Mention whether cabinet interiors are damaged or only the doors need attention. If you have selected appliances or materials, provide their dimensions and product information when discussing the work.
Tell us whether you will live in the home during the project and how important access to the kitchen is. Include your preferred timing and any other work already planned. Removal, material deliveries, installation and finishing may need to be coordinated in sequence. Moving plumbing, electrical work or changes to the building need their requirements clarified before the project is agreed, rather than assumed to be included.
A CLEARER START
Include wide photos, approximate room dimensions and a list of your main frustrations with the current kitchen. Separate essential changes from optional ideas. Note any purchases already made and whether removal or disposal should be discussed.
You can attach up to six photos and add a comment to each one. Include a wide view for context and close-ups of the areas you want to discuss. Avoid including people, payment information or sensitive documents in your photos.
HOW IT WORKS
Share your project, location and useful photos. Keep the customer reference provided after submission.
An optional account lets you follow your request and keep project messages together. Clarify the work and any questions.
Review the scope and quote before deciding how to proceed. Sending a request does not confirm a booking.
BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
Yes. Identify exactly what you want retained and what you want changed. A cabinet, surface or backsplash project can be described without requesting a full-room renovation.
No. Share the decisions already made and the choices that remain open. Material selections and dimensions need to be clarified as the scope develops.
It may affect more than cabinetry. Identify proposed fixture moves and wall changes so the relevant requirements can be discussed before work is agreed.
LET’S START WITH YOUR IDEA
Tell us what you need, where the service is needed and how we can reach you.
Use the request form to share the details and photos. You can clarify the work before deciding on the next step.
Start your request