MTL Vertex Reno

Kitchen renovation · West Island

Kitchen renovations in DDO and the West Island.

Based in Dollard-des-Ormeaux (DDO), MTL Vertex Reno coordinates kitchen renovations across the West Island—from the working layout and cabinetry to counters, backsplash, flooring, fixtures and lighting.

Completed kitchen with white cabinetry, grey island, pale counters and herringbone backsplash
Completed work · Kitchen renovation by MTL Vertex Reno

Coordinated kitchen renovations

Begin with how the kitchen needs to work.

A kitchen remodel brings together connected dimensions and decisions. Appliance positions affect cabinetry; cabinetry affects counters and lighting; flooring and backsplash details meet all of them. We define the work around the existing conditions, the intended layout and the approved selections so each stage can be coordinated in the right order.

Kitchen before renovation showing the original island and work areas
01 · Working layout

Map the movement before choosing the finishes.

We begin with the way people cook, gather, store food and move through the room. The island, main work areas, appliance positions and circulation are reviewed together so the renovation solves practical issues as well as visual ones.

Renovated kitchen with broad island, white cabinetry and brass faucet
02 · Cabinetry & surfaces

Coordinate every meeting point.

Cabinetry, counters, sink and faucet, backsplash, flooring and finish transitions have to arrive at compatible dimensions. Careful coordination helps keep reveals, edges and alignments intentional across the island and perimeter cabinets.

Herringbone kitchen backsplash with pale counter and brass faucet
03 · Backsplash & details

Use the smaller surfaces to complete the room.

Kitchen backsplash installation has to account for cabinetry, counters, outlets, windows and appliances, so layout matters. In this completed kitchen, a herringbone backsplash, pale counter and brass faucet create a consistent finish at the sink wall.

Before & after

A brighter kitchen with one cohesive direction.

The completed room brings together white cabinetry, pale countertops, a grey island, herringbone tile and light wood flooring. Open the kitchen project story on the home page to see the original room and the finished details in sequence.

Completed kitchen aisle between grey island and renewed cabinetry

Kitchen renovation FAQ

Before the renovation.

Every room and existing condition is different; these are the most useful starting points.

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01What can a kitchen renovation include?

The agreed scope may include demolition, layout changes, cabinetry coordination, counters, backsplash, flooring, sink and fixtures, lighting coordination, painting and finishing. The exact scope depends on the existing room and project goals.

02Can the kitchen layout or island change?

Potentially. Layout changes depend on structure, existing plumbing and electrical services, clearances, appliance requirements and the building. These conditions are reviewed before the proposed layout is finalized.

03Can you execute plans from a kitchen or interior designer?

Yes. We can work from approved plans, elevations and specifications supplied by your designer and coordinate the construction stages with the selected cabinetry, surfaces and fixtures.

04What affects a kitchen renovation budget and schedule?

Room size, demolition, layout changes, cabinetry, material lead times, counters, tile, fixtures, existing conditions and the overall scope all affect cost and timing. A project-specific sequence can be discussed after the details are reviewed.

05Do you offer kitchen renovations in Dollard-des-Ormeaux and the West Island?

Yes. MTL Vertex Reno is based in Dollard-des-Ormeaux (DDO) and considers kitchen renovation projects across the West Island. We also consider projects in Montréal, Westmount and Laval, depending on scope and availability. Share your project location and the work you have in mind so we can confirm coverage.

Your kitchen project

Start with the room you have—and the way you want it to work.

Use the guided questionnaire to share the approximate size, desired scope, building type, photos and any plans already prepared.