Kitchen Renovation and Cabinetry Questions

A kitchen renovation can include layout planning, custom cabinetry, cabinet replacement, benchtops, splashbacks, storage planning and new kitchen installation. We confirm the exact scope with you before any work is agreed.

They usually describe the same kind of project: improving an existing kitchen. We are happy to talk through layout, cabinetry, surfaces and installation scope during your enquiry.

Yes. Cabinet replacement can be scoped as part of a wider renovation or as a cabinetry-focused upgrade when the existing layout is still suitable.

Yes. New kitchens are covered under the custom kitchen service when cabinetry, layout and installation are being planned from the beginning.

A custom kitchen is measured, designed and built around the home. It can solve awkward walls, ceiling heights, appliance choices and storage priorities more precisely than standard modules.

Yes. Kitchen design support is connected to custom cabinetry and installation, so planning can move from layout to finished kitchen without losing practical detail.

Start with storage, appliance positions, preparation space, sink placement and movement through the room. Finishes work best when they support a kitchen layout that already makes sense.

Yes. Pantry cabinetry, overhead cabinets, island drawers and integrated storage can be planned as part of a custom kitchen or kitchen cabinetry project.

Custom joinery can include cabinets, storage walls, entertainment units, shelving, wardrobes, vanities, laundry cabinetry and kitchen-related joinery.

Yes. H&R Kitchens works on residential joinery such as wardrobes, laundry cabinets, bathroom vanities, entertainment units and built-in storage where the project scope suits the home.

Yes. Walk-in wardrobe cabinetry is included where the project and room layout suit that scope.

Yes. Multiple rooms can be discussed together where the timing, access and project scope suit a combined cabinetry brief.

Yes. Benchtops can be coordinated with cabinetry and splashbacks as part of a full kitchen renovation or custom kitchen project.

Yes. Splashbacks can be planned with cabinetry and benchtops so the finished surfaces work together.

Yes. Custom laundry cabinets, overhead cupboards and tall storage can be planned as part of a laundry renovation.

H&R Kitchens focuses this service on bathroom vanities and bathroom joinery. Broader bathroom renovation work can be discussed directly before any scope is agreed.

We design and build every kitchen and joinery project in-house and work with homeowners right across Sydney. Our address is 27/575 Woodville Rd, Guildford NSW 2161.

We work with homeowners right across Greater Sydney — including the Inner West, Eastern Suburbs, Lower North Shore, Hills District, Parramatta, Western and South Western Sydney, Canterbury-Bankstown, Ryde and the Sydney CBD — designing and building every kitchen and joinery project in-house. We don't currently take on work in the Sutherland Shire, St George or on the Northern Beaches.

Yes. H&R Kitchens holds NSW Contractor Licence 487713C and carries $20 million in public liability insurance. We have been designing, building and installing kitchens and joinery since 2005.

Yes. Our work is covered by the statutory warranties under the NSW Home Building Act — six years on major defects and two years on other defects, measured from completion. We talk you through what is covered before any work starts.

Kitchen renovation cost depends on the room, cabinetry scope, surfaces, layout changes, appliances, access and installation requirements. The most useful next step is to request a quote with photos and a short project brief, and we will work through it with you.

Share the room type, address or suburb, rough timing, what you want changed, any preferred finishes and clear photos of the existing space. Plans or measurements are useful too, if you already have them.