Cabinet Door Replacement in Toronto

Cabinet door replacement in the GTA typically costs $3,000-$8,000 for an average kitchen, depending on the number of doors, style, and material. This is 40-60% less than full cabinet replacement. RenoHouse provides free on-site estimates.

Shaker-style doors are the most popular in Toronto kitchens for their clean, transitional look. Flat panel (slab) doors are trending for modern kitchens, while raised panel doors suit traditional homes. RenoHouse offers all styles.

Refacing keeps your existing cabinet boxes and applies new veneer plus new doors and drawer fronts. Replacing removes everything and installs brand-new cabinets. Refacing costs less and takes 2-5 days, while full replacement costs more and takes 2-4 weeks.

Yes, that's exactly what cabinet door replacement offers. As long as your cabinet boxes are structurally sound, RenoHouse can install completely different door styles, transforming your kitchen's entire look.

Cabinet door replacement typically takes 1-3 days for an average Toronto kitchen. Doors are custom-ordered to fit your exact cabinet openings, and our team installs them with soft-close hinges and your choice of hardware.

Yes, all our cabinet door replacements include soft-close hinges as standard. We also install new drawer slides if needed. This upgrade alone makes your kitchen feel brand new.

We can closely match most existing cabinet colors, or this is a great opportunity to update your kitchen's color scheme entirely. Many Toronto homeowners choose white, grey, or navy blue for a fresh, modern look.

If your cabinet boxes are solid, level, and in good condition, door replacement is almost always the better value. You save 40-60% and reduce disruption. RenoHouse assesses your cabinets during the free estimate and gives honest advice.

In many cases, yes. We assess whether the dividing wall is load-bearing and engineer appropriate support (beam, posts) if needed. Opening a galley kitchen creates a modern open-concept layout while preserving structural integrity — one of the most transformative renovations for older urban homes.

Older plumbing systems may need upgrading during a bathroom renovation — especially if you're adding fixtures or changing layouts. We assess supply lines, drain capacity, and venting as part of every bathroom project to ensure everything meets current Ontario Plumbing Code requirements.

Condo kitchen renovations require board approval, adherence to building rules (noise hours, elevator bookings, floor protection), and often have restrictions on moving plumbing or affecting common elements. We handle the permit and approval process and have extensive experience working within condo building requirements.