Kitchen renovation in Montreal
Turnkey general contractor
The kitchen is the heart of the home
The kitchen is the heart of the home. It’s a central space that needs to be designed according to your lifestyle, your family and your daily habits.
A well-designed kitchen renovation can improve the comfort, functionality and value of your property in Montreal and on the South Shore.
Custom kitchen renovation in Montreal
At Constructions Max Larocque, we carry out entirely customized kitchen renovation projects in Montreal, whether it’s a modern, classic, open or closed kitchen.
Our team will support you from the design stage through to completion, to ensure that the result is durable, functional and perfectly suited to your needs.
Montreal kitchen renovation quote
Planning a kitchen renovation in Montreal? Get a quick online quote and discuss your project with our team of turnkey home renovation specialists.
Depending on Quebec’s municipal requirements for residential renovation work, certain projects may require building permits.
Consult official information here.
Imagine your dream kitchen, inspired by some of the projects we’ve completed!
A well-planned, pleasant kitchen renovation
Renovating your kitchen can be a very positive experience when well planned. That’s why it’s important to choose a company that specializes in kitchen renovation in Montreal, one that can manage every step of the project.
A kitchen renovation project often involves several interventions: moving walls, modifying plumbing, making electrical adjustments, improving lighting and replacing floor coverings.
Our home renovation team will advise you on how to optimize space and exploit your home’s full potential, while ensuring a well-structured, uncomplicated project.
We’ve been carrying out kitchen renovation projects in Montreal for several years with a team of contractors specialized in turnkey residential renovation.
Our kitchen renovation projects
1- Hochelaga: The ultra-modern kitchen, with a refined design
It’s hard to imagine that this ultra-modern kitchen and space was created in a 1930s cottage. The kitchen renovation is part of a complete cottage renovation we carried out.
A multifunctional open space
Decompartmentalizing the first floor has created a large, multi-functional open space that opens onto the rear courtyard thanks to an oversized patio door that provides views, ventilation and plenty of natural light. With all this open space, the owners now feel comfortable inviting family and friends over for entertaining.
2- Rosemont : A modern, contemporary harmony – Domus finalist 
This kitchen renovation was created for the new owners of a duplex apartment. Its design is a happy marriage of noble and industrial materials. Stainless steel combines with marble countertops, white glazed tile backsplash and painted wood cabinets to create a bright, practical environment. Drawers have been installed under the island for easy access.
Removing a load-bearing wall
A section of load-bearing wall was replaced with a laminated wood beam and columns, including steel hardware. All was left exposed to match the new kitchen. Our team was able to complete all the kitchen renovation work between the acquisition of the duplex and the arrival of the new owners in their home with their children.
3- Tétreauville: A kitchen enlarged from within
The owners of this 50s duplex found their kitchen too small, not very functional and a little stuffy. They wanted to make it bigger, but without having to add an extension to the house.
Since the building had a party wall, it wasn’t possible to add a window, so the load-bearing wall had to be removed to let in more light and open up the kitchen to the living areas.
Hassle-free work
In collaboration with our designer and the customer’s engineer, our technical department quickly drew up a plan of action, and the work was completed on schedule and without delay.
White predominates in the kitchen, both for the countertop, cabinets and backsplash, to reflect light deep into the apartment. The new kitchen is now pleasant and more family-friendly.
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4- Anjou: Renovating for the view, the light, the look and the people
For the owners of this 1960s single-family home, the living space was too compartmentalized, and the kitchen needed modifications to improve efficiency and appearance.
Our designer quickly realized that the kitchen’s problem wasn’t its size. It was big enough, but its “U” shape limited its use. By opening up the kitchen to the living space, she solved both problems, and our technical team took the opportunity to make its own recommendations.
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A central storage island
The demolition of the partition between the kitchen and dining room has made the space much larger, airier and brighter. The whole area is now part of a single living space, making it more convivial for family and guests alike.
To maximize storage, the central island has no lunch counter. Its proximity to the dining room table makes it easy to use for both everyday meals and entertaining friends.
As the ceiling was a cathedral ceiling from the 60s, and as these are prone to condensation problems, our technical team suggested a high-performance insulation method to make everything safe and durable. After three months’ work, the owners now breathe in an open, airy and bright family environment. They’re delighted, and so are we.
5- Laval: A bright, contemporary kitchen
This kitchen renovation transformed a traditional room into a modern, warm and perfectly organized space. The aim: to create a welcoming living space, where aesthetics and functionality harmonize on a daily basis.
Light wood cabinets and black handles provide an elegant contrast, while the veined white quartz countertop and backsplash add light and refinement. The central island, covered in the same quartz, becomes the heart of the room: a convivial space for cooking, entertaining or simply enjoying a coffee with the family.
Storage and ergonomics
Every detail has been thought out to maximize storage and fluidity of movement. Full-height cabinets, custom drawers and a U-shaped layout optimize every available inch, while keeping the style clean and visually uncluttered.
Black pendant lighting, natural wood accents and the purity of white create an atmosphere that is both contemporary and timeless. This kitchen is the perfect embodiment of our company’s philosophy: spaces designed to last, where design and functionality come together with elegance.
6- Anjou: Renewed, open and brighter spaces
The old kitchen in this 60s duplex was no longer suitable for this family’s needs. The owners wanted a central island for cooking and as a lunch counter. They also wanted to open up the space between the dining room and living room to increase natural light and visually open up the space.
Given the scale of the project, they contacted us for advice on layout and design, while benefiting from the expertise of our technical department.
A bright, open design
To open up the dining room and living room, it was necessary to remove two walls. However, there was no question of adding a central column. This is the type of project that requires solid structural experience to ensure that nothing cracks over time.
Thanks to our expertise and engineering services, the whole process was completed without a hitch. The living space is now open and bright, and the kitchen features a large, elegant and practical island. What’s more, circulation now flows more smoothly between the kitchen and the dining room.
The difference between the old and the new is remarkable in terms of updated design, more functional layout and increased luminosity. The owners are delighted and so is our team.
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7- Tétreauville: An unrecognizable living space
The former living space of this house was highly partitioned. This is a common situation for semi-detached single-family homes from the 1950s. The owners wanted to refurbish the kitchen and open up the space to increase the light, but the challenge was enormous.
Their project included decompartmentalizing the kitchen, dining room and living room to create a vast, more airy space.
So the couple contacted our company to make the most of the space.
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Spectacular decompartmentalization
Given the structure of the building, it was necessary to retain a column after demolishing the partitions and load-bearing wall. Our designer was able to integrate it into the island without detracting from the overall look. The end result is remarkable.
The kitchen now offers a view of the entire living space, while benefiting from the luminosity of the large windows. Our customers feel that their home is bigger, and they can now communicate with their guests wherever they are.
In addition, storage and counter space in the kitchen were increased, and underfloor heating now ensures comfort. The owners are delighted to finally be able to cook for two without the hassle.
8- Tétreauville: A kitchen of modern elegance and functionality
This kitchen has benefited from a complete transformation, combining contemporary style and ergonomics. The space has been redesigned to optimize every nook and cranny, offering a warm and functional setting for family meals and convivial moments.
Sleek walnut wood cabinets create a striking contrast with granite countertops, offering an understated touch of luxury. The ceramic backsplash adds an elegant visual element, while the stainless steel built-in appliances blend seamlessly into the modern layout.
A remarkable metamorphosis
Reclaiming the space under the stairwell added extra storage, maximizing the use of every square metre. The wall opening created an open-plan space, bathing the kitchen in natural light and facilitating circulation between the various rooms.
Thanks to this complete reorganization, the kitchen now combines elegance, comfort and functionality. Max Construction is proud to have succeeded in transforming this space into a warm and friendly living space, perfectly adapted to the owners’ needs.
