
What should you figure out before renovating a kitchen?
Work through current use, layout, cabinetry, counters and the decisions that connect them.
Read Kitchen AdviceOpen the Kitchen Decision PlannerBefore you start buying things, get clear on what isn’t working, what matters most and what you still need to figure out.


These articles and planners are here to help you think things through before we talk. They won’t design the project for you. They’ll help you ask better questions.
You don’t need to solve the whole renovation at once. Start here and work through the questions in order.
Start with what is not working in the room today.
Think about use, comfort, storage and access.
Renovations are connected. One change can affect layout, lighting, plumbing and finishes.
Some answers have to wait until we know what the room — and the house — will allow.
Bring your priorities, your questions and anything you’re unsure about.

Work through current use, layout, cabinetry, counters and the decisions that connect them.
Read Kitchen AdviceOpen the Kitchen Decision Planner
Consider bathing, storage, ease of use, surfaces, fixtures and the questions that remain open.
Read Bathroom AdviceOpen the Bathroom Decision Planner
Compare room use, traffic, moisture, maintenance, look and connections to nearby spaces.
Read Flooring AdviceOpen the Flooring Decision PlannerBased in London, Ontario, Falardeau Flooring & Renovations serves homeowners in London, St. Thomas, Komoka, Strathroy, Port Stanley and Bayfield. See the Service Areas hub for local planning guidance.
Not sure if your home is within the service area? Ask Matt when you get in touch.