Yes. Before we begin work, you’ll need to remove personal items from any areas being renovated. This helps protect your belongings from dust, debris, and accidental damage, while also ensuring a safer workspace for our crew.

Where you store your items is up to you, but here are some options:

• Use another area of your home – If you have extra space, temporarily storing items in a basement, garage, or spare room can be a convenient solution.
• Off-site storage – Many clients opt for short-term storage units to keep their belongings safe and out of the way.
• Portable storage containers – Storage units, like a PUP or shipping container, can be delivered to your property and picked up when the renovation is complete.

If you need recommendations, we’re happy to help point you in the right direction!

Living in the home during construction often extends the timeline, as we have to work around daily routines, quiet hours, and accessibility needs. If you’re able to stay elsewhere, it allows us to move more quickly, start earlier, work later, and keep disruptions to a minimum. That said, we’ll always do our best to accommodate your needs and minimize the impact on your daily life.

You can, but most homeowners choose not to—especially if they don’t have another space that can function as a temporary kitchen. During construction, your kitchen will be completely out of commission, which means no stove, sink, or counters for meal prep.

If staying in your home, you’ll need to plan for alternative cooking options, like setting up a temporary kitchen with a microwave, toaster oven, and mini fridge. However, keep in mind that renovations tend to move faster when the home is unoccupied since we can work longer hours without worrying about disrupting your routine.

If you’re unsure what’s best, we can walk you through what to expect and help you make the right call for your situation. Either way, we’ll always do our best to accommodate your needs and minimize the impact on your daily life.

A few things can help ensure a smooth start:

• Clear out the space – Remove everything from cabinets, countertops, and drawers.
• Plan for meals – If you’re staying in your home, set up a temporary kitchen or stock up on easy, no-cook meal options.
• Secure pets and kids – Construction zones can be hazardous, so having a plan for pets and young children is a good idea.

Communicate any concerns early – If you have specific needs (like preferred working hours or special accommodations), let us know before the project starts so we can plan accordingly.

We work with trusted suppliers and high-quality materials to ensure your kitchen renovation lasts for years to come. The exact brands and materials depend on your preferences, budget, and design, but we’ll present you with options that balance quality, durability, and cost-effectiveness.

Not at all! Some clients come to us with a fully designed kitchen, while others just have a general idea of what they want. Either way, we’ll walk you through the planning phase, discuss your needs, and help refine your vision. If needed, we can also recommend experienced kitchen designers in Regina to assist with layouts, finishes, and overall aesthetics.

Renovations come with some dust and debris, but we do everything we can to keep things as clean as possible. Our team takes protective measures like sealing off work areas, using dust control systems, and cleaning up at the end of each workday to minimize disruption to the rest of your home.

The workflow of your kitchen is important. You need to establish what your kitchen requirements are for your workspace, cupboard room, countertop space, appliance layout, room for entertaining, etc.

We’ll look at your existing layout to provide suggestions on how we can perhaps improve it to meet your kitchen requirements.

This depends on your budget, kitchen layout, and design preferences.

• IKEA Cabinets – A budget-friendly option with some limitations in size and style. We specialize in installing IKEA kitchen cabinets and have a few tricks to give them a high-end, custom look.
• Semi-Custom Cabinets – A great middle ground! We work with suppliers who offer high-quality cabinets in a variety of styles, colors, and finishes—often at prices that are only slightly higher than IKEA.
• Full Custom Cabinets – If you want a completely tailored look with unlimited design options, we partner with some of the best local cabinet makers who can create one-of-a-kind pieces to fit your space perfectly.

No matter which route you take, we’ll help you weigh the options and make the best choice for your dream kitchen.

This is determined by the size of the kitchen renovation project, however they typically fall between 3 to 16 weeks.

During our initial meeting, we can better estimate the duration of your project based on the requirements. We can also discuss the timing that works best for both of us to ensure we minimize kitchen downtime and complete your kitchen project on time and on budget.

Yes, but keep in mind that changes can affect the timeline and budget. If you decide you want to adjust something mid-reno, we’ll guide you through the change order process so you know how it impacts cost and scheduling before making a decision.

This is determined by the size of the kitchen renovation project, however they typically fall between 3 to 16 weeks.
During our initial meeting, we can better estimate the duration of your project based on the requirements. We can also discuss the timing that works best for both of us to ensure we minimize kitchen downtime and complete your kitchen project on time and on budget.

This depends entirely on your kitchen renovation vision.

We’ll take your requirements and budget into mind, bringing your dream kitchen to life without breaking the bank.

With renovations, especially in older homes, surprises can sometimes pop up—like hidden plumbing or electrical issues. If we uncover anything unexpected, we’ll communicate with you right away, walk you through your options, and work together on a solution that fits your budget and timeline.

Permits are sometimes required depending on the scope of work, such as structural changes, electrical updates, or plumbing modifications. While permits must be filed by the homeowner, we’ll guide you through the process to make sure everything is handled correctly and in compliance with local regulations.

We stand behind our work with a one-year craftsmanship warranty, covering any issues related to our workmanship. If anything doesn’t hold up to the CoCon Standard, just reach out, and we’ll make it right. Many materials (like cabinets, countertops, and fixtures) also come with manufacturer warranties.