Custom Kitchen Cabinets in Etobicoke for Bungalows and Condos

The Kingsway and Islington Village have 1930s to 1950s houses and mid-century bungalows. Owners often remove the wall between the kitchen and dining room, leaving a beam or bulkhead. We design around it and use laser templating because older walls are rarely straight.

Mimico, Long Branch and Alderwood mix older bungalows with newer infill, where flat-slab white oak and walnut are popular.

Humber Bay Shores condos are compact suites with concrete walls and fixed stub-outs. Galley and L-shape kitchens with 24-inch appliances are the norm, with Status Certificate submissions included.

When a wall comes out, the kitchen layout changes completely. We start the CAD model from the open plan, often adding an island or peninsula where the wall used to be.

Beams and bulkheads left by structural work are built into the design with uppers that stop below them or wrap around them.

Floors in older bungalows are rarely level once a wall is removed. Laser templating captures the slope so cabinets sit level and counters stay flat.

Etobicoke deliveries come along the Gardiner and QEW. Bungalows in The Kingsway, Islington Village and Alderwood usually have driveway access.

Humber Bay Shores and the Lake Shore Blvd condo strip run on freight elevator bookings and dock windows. We size every box for the elevator and protect corridors daily.

Bungalow kitchens that open into the dining room usually take 4 days on site once the contractor has removed the wall.

Wall removal and structural work come first, usually 1-3 weeks with your contractor, then templating and our 4-6 week shop time.

Condo kitchens follow building schedules; book early for spring and fall closings.

Our published per-linear-foot rates apply: Shaker $350-$500/lf, flat-slab $400-$600/lf, paint-grade $500-$750/lf.

Humber Bay Shores condo galleys run $6,500-$14,000 plus $450-$900 for the Status Certificate review and submission.