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Interior renovations Β· Kitchener–Waterloo

Interior Renovations in Kitchener–Waterloo

Kitchens, bathrooms and the details in between. D&D Interior Services helps bring your plans for home into focus.

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Wood-grain kitchen cabinetry and a central island above pale veined floor tiles
Spaces that work for your everyday.Rooms Β· Surfaces Β· Finishing details

Clients across the D&D network

A selection of clients served by D&D Home Services, part of the D&D network.

  • Tim Hortons
  • RE/MAX
  • Boston Pizza
  • Harley Davidson
  • Coldwell Banker
  • Perimeter Institute
  • Starbucks
  • Chipotle
  • Wilson Blanchard Management
  • Moxies
  • Charcoal Steakhouse

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room for your ideas.

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Our services

What we do best.

Pale kitchen island with a wood inset, geometric pendant lights and two-tone cabinetry

Rooms to live in

Kitchens

Make everyday cooking, gathering and storage work together. Explore cabinetry, surfaces and changes to the room itself.

Freestanding white bathtub beside a wood vanity, warm metal taps and a pendant light

Rooms to live in

Bathrooms

Bring the layout, surfaces, vanity and fixtures into one considered room, with the practical details planned alongside the finish.

Herringbone flooring beside a fireplace and white built-in cabinetry

Rooms to live in

Basements

Give the lower level a purpose: a place to relax, work or spend time together. Start with the condition and intended use of the space.

Pale herringbone floor meeting a fireplace wall and white built-in storage

Surfaces & finishing

Flooring

Connect rooms with a surface that suits daily use. Consider the existing floor, preparation and transitions into adjoining spaces.

Light kitchen worktop wrapping the sides of an island beneath pendant lighting

Surfaces & finishing

Countertops

Consider the worktop as part of the whole room, from material and edge profile to openings, supports and adjoining finishes.

Layered white crown moulding following the corner of a softly coloured living room

Surfaces & finishing

Interior painting

Refresh walls, ceilings and trim. Define the surfaces, preparation and colours that will bring the room together.

Kitchen interior during work, with grey cabinetry, recessed lights and tools on the island

Surfaces & finishing

Drywall & plastering

Address wall and ceiling installation, repairs and preparation before the final finish goes on.

Layered white crown moulding following the corner of a softly coloured living room

The finishing details

Crown moulding & trim

Give the edges of a room a deliberate finish. Explore profiles, corners and how new trim meets the details you want to keep.

Pale kitchen island with a wood inset, geometric pendant lights and two-tone cabinetry

The finishing details

Light fixtures

Discuss the fixture, its position and the work involved. Include existing connections and any changes that need coordination.

A long integrated bathroom basin above light wood drawers and open storage

The finishing details

Vanities

Bring storage, counter space and daily routines together. Consider the size, basin and connections alongside the style.

Grey kitchen cabinets with dark handles, glass upper doors and a light worktop

Custom Built-Ins, Closets and Millwork

Built-ins, closets and custom millwork make use of spaces that standard furniture may leave awkward or unfinished. Their value comes from fitting the room and the things that need to live in it.

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One room.
Every detail.

Room renovations and interior finishing belong in the same conversation. We plan the cabinetry, surfaces, fixtures and adjoining details around the way you use your home.

Meet the company behind the work

In our clients’ words

What our clients say

5 out of 5 stars

D&D completely transformed our kitchen. The custom cabinetry and quartz countertops are absolutely stunning. Professional, on-time, and on-budget!

Jennifer L.Homeowner, Waterloo
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5 out of 5 stars

Our bathroom renovation exceeded all expectations. The tile work is flawless and the new walk-in shower is a dream. Highly recommend!

Paul W.Kitchener
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5 out of 5 stars

Had new hardwood flooring installed throughout our main floor. The team was meticulous, clean, and the results are gorgeous.

Amanda K.Cambridge
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5 out of 5 stars

The crown moulding throughout our living room and dining room looks absolutely elegant. D&D's attention to detail is unmatched.

Robert B.Guelph
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5 out of 5 stars

We upgraded our kitchen countertops to granite and couldn't be happier. The fabrication and install were flawless. Great team!

Susan T.Waterloo
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5 out of 5 stars

New recessed lighting and pendant fixtures transformed our open-concept space. D&D made the whole process easy and stress-free.

Mike C.Kitchener
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How it works

Good work starts
with a clear picture.

The room, the scope and the way the work will fit around you belong in the same conversation.

Talk through your project
  1. Start with the space

    Tell us what feels right, what needs to change and how you use the room. Photos, your city and a short description make a useful starting point.

  2. Define the work together

    Bring the layout, materials and practical arrangements into the same conversation. Scope, access, timing and open questions need to be clear before work is agreed.

  3. Think through the finish

    Look beyond the main surfaces to the edges, transitions and fixtures. Discuss what stays, what changes and what the completed work needs to include.

  4. Confirm the next steps

    Review the agreed scope, responsibilities and arrangements before work begins. Confirm how any changes will be discussed and approved.

Questions & answers

A little clarity,
before you begin.

What helps define a kitchen renovation?

Describe the layout you want to keep or change, the cabinets and surfaces involved, and any appliances you plan to replace. Separate essential repairs from optional finish upgrades.

What should I flag before changing a room layout?

Mention proposed wall changes, plumbing or electrical moves and any building or condominium restrictions. Establish who will check approvals and coordinate any required trades before the scope is agreed.

How do I compare countertop options?

Include the room, approximate dimensions, sink or appliance openings and the finish you prefer. Compare the proposed material, edge details, installation scope and care requirements.

Want to include a preferred date and time?

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Let’s talk it through.

Share a preferred date and time. We will confirm arrangements with you; sending a request does not book an appointment.

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03 / Where we work

Interior renovation services
in your city.

Interior renovation services in Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge and Guelph.

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Kitchener

Downtown, Fairview, Forest Heights & more

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Before you send your request.

What should a renovation estimate explain?

Look for the rooms and tasks included, material allowances, demolition and disposal, preparation, finishing and exclusions. Clarify how changes or concealed conditions would be priced and approved.

What if the home will stay occupied?

Use the occupancy question on the form and describe the rooms that must remain usable. Discuss access, work boundaries, storage and cleanup before agreeing to a schedule.

What information helps with an interior-project request?

Include your city, the room or item involved and your main priorities. For a small project such as a light fixture or custom furniture, identify that item directly rather than describing a whole-room renovation.

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