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Towne & Countree Kitchens designs custom cabinetry and supplies and installs countertops and hardware. Through its renovation partner, the team also coordinates kitchen and interior renovations from planning through completion. The Edmonton-based company has served Albertans for more than four decades.

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Start with a showroom consultation. You can explore full-size displays, compare finishes and storage solutions, and talk through your goals, timeline and investment range with a designer. If the project is a good fit, a designer will visit your home to confirm dimensions before the design is finalized.

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Bring room measurements if you have them, photos of the current space, inspiration images, a list of practical needs, and an initial budget range. It also helps to note what is not working today, such as storage, traffic flow or counter space, so the designer can focus on the right solutions.

Pricing depends on the room size, cabinetry construction, door style, finishes, accessories, countertops, installation and renovation scope. Sharing a realistic investment range early helps the design team recommend options that fit your priorities and determine whether the project is a good match. Towne & Countree offers a variety of cabinetry lines ranging from mid-tier to high-end luxury.

Yes. Towne & Countree is based in Edmonton and works with clients in surrounding Alberta communities. Custom cabinetry can also be shipped to neighbouring provinces, depending on project scope and location. Contact the team with your postal code and project details to confirm service, delivery and installation options.

Custom cabinets are made to fit your exact space instead of standard box sizes. You can personalize dimensions, layout, door style, colour, materials, interior storage and finishing details. This creates a more integrated look and can make better use of difficult corners, tall ceilings and compact rooms.

Yes. Towne & Countree designs custom cabinetry for bathrooms, laundry rooms, mudrooms, closets, home offices, libraries, dining rooms, bedrooms, wine rooms, bars, media walls, fireplaces and living spaces. Each design is tailored to the room and the way you use it.

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The design team can help you compare quartz, natural stone, laminate, porcelain and other surfaces. Towne & Countree coordinates countertop supply and installation and can also help select hardware and backsplash, so cabinetry, surfaces and finishing details work together.

The process has three main stages: planning and consultation, design review, and manufacturing and installation. Your designer develops detailed drawings and can prepare computer perspectives to help you visualize the space. After you approve the design, the cabinetry is custom crafted, delivered and installed by skilled installers.

Yes, although the team recommends visiting the Edmonton showroom first. Seeing and touching the cabinetry, finishes and accessories makes it easier to decide whether Towne & Countree is the right fit. An on-site visit can then be arranged to verify measurements and project conditions.

Yes. Complete renovation services are available through Towne & Countree’s renovation partner. The service can coordinate contractors, materials and scheduling from start to finish, with licensed and insured professionals, regular progress updates and one point of contact for the project.

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Yes. Renovation support can cover projects ranging from focused kitchen updates to broader interior work. The best approach depends on the trades, materials and coordination your project needs. Share the rooms involved and desired scope when you inquire so the team can recommend the right path.

Towne & Countree lists a five-year limited warranty against defects in cabinetry materials and workmanship, along with an all-inclusive five-year warranty on cabinetry installation. Hinges and drawer tracks carry a manufacturer’s lifetime warranty. Coverage and exclusions are set out in the written warranty, so review it for the terms that apply to your project.

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