Before & After

What to look for in these before & afters

The first pairs are full kitchens. The old cabinets came out, white shaker went in up to the ceiling, and quartz runs from the counter up the wall as a full-height backsplash, so there’s no grout line anywhere on the run. A Newmarket walk-in closet and a hair salon show the same work outside the kitchen.

Further down are countertop jobs. Some replaced dated laminate or brown granite on cabinets that were still perfectly good, which changes the whole room without a full renovation. Others are new kitchens getting their first stone, like a Barrie kitchen that went from bare cabinet boxes on a Friday to Viatera Clarino by Wednesday, and a Beeton kitchen finished with a one-piece L-shaped top with no corner seam at all.

As you drag the sliders, look at the details that separate careful work from a quick job. Where the seams sit, and where there aren’t any. How veining flows across an island or wraps a 120° corner, like the Schomberg kitchen. How a 45° corner sink lands dead flat under two windows. On the full kitchens, look at how the uppers meet the ceiling and how the backsplash wraps the window. Those cuts are planned in our Newmarket shop before a slab ever reaches the saw, which is why they look inevitable in the after photo.

How a project like this runs

Every project here started the same way: the homeowner sent rough dimensions or a plan and got a detailed quote within one business day. Once they moved ahead we took precise measurements and handled the rest. For full kitchens we supplied and installed the cabinets, then fabricated the countertops in our own Newmarket shop and installed them on top. For countertop replacements we also remove and dispose of the old counters (a flat $150 laminate / $350 stone line on the quote), and most replacements are installed in a day. If the precise measure differs from your numbers by an inch or two, the price doesn’t change.

These pairs are a small sample of 1400+ completed projects across Newmarket, Aurora, Richmond Hill, Keswick, Tottenham, Schomberg, Barrie, Beeton and the wider GTA. Want to judge the materials in person first? The showroom at 1111 Gorham St #1 in Newmarket has samples of all 810+ materials on the wall, plus cabinet door styles to compare.