Renovation FAQ

Building or renovating any structure requires a number of steps. Of those, the designing stage and the building stage require the most time and effort.

During the design stage, property owners and their design teams work together to create an ideal plan. This plan could include concept art, floor plan edits, lists of desired paint colours, appliances, and more.

After establishing the initial concept, the property owner then works with construction services to bring their ideas from the design phase to life.

With the design-build method, property owners complete both design and construction phases while working with one unified company. Design-Build companies have in-house interior designers working in tandem with seasoned construction experts.

While DIY home renovations might seem tempting or even fun for some, the risks you assume when starting these projects far outweigh any money saved. By working with an experienced design-build team, you get benefits like: 

• Reduced risk to your safety or property 
• Access to tools
• Lower material costs
• More time to work, play, and live
• Protection against unsafe renovations
• And more

Each renovation is unique, but property owners ultimately save time, money, and stress by trusting their renovations to trained professionals. 

Design-Build teams like those you’ll work with at TENTEN Kitchens stay with you through every step of the remodeling process.

Beginning with the design phase, we discuss your visions for your space. We’ll talk about floor plan ideas, lighting, wall colours, appliances, and more.

Once we have your ideas, we’ll work on renderings and models to help you visualize your goals. After final adjustments, we lay out project parameters, including costs, construction timeframes, and more.

With your final approval, cabinets and materials get ordered. The construction gets underway when the materials are ready to go. During the build stage, talented carpenters make all necessary alterations to the physical dimensions of your space. You’ll receive step-by-step updates and have complete control should any changes become necessary.

Most home renovation projects are suitable for year-round completion. Interior renovations such as kitchen expansions, wall additions, and space remodeling require no additional foundations and can even commence in winter.

Home renovations require a lot of dedication, some creativity, and a fair amount of preparation. For a successful project, consider these aspects during your planning stages: 

• Your goals for any remodeling
• The functionality of the space
• Aesthetic preferences
• Potential budget
• Timeframes
• How renovations may or may not impact your schedule 

For a complete picture of what a home renovation project means for you and your space, get the guidance of TENTEN Kitchen’s experts today. 

Yes. Some renovations may require electrical, building, or even plumbing permits from the appropriate city authorities. Fortunately, our TENTEN Kitchen team handles this process for property owners, eliminating the associated stresses and reducing wait times.

If you’re considering renovations for your home, you know you have a lot of options. If you’re renovating to improve your home’s value, you may wonder where to start. 

Fortunately, many different types of renovations add value to your residential property. Consider some of the following renovations as a starting point: 

• Creating an open floor plan 
• Complete kitchen remodels
• Door Installation
• Bathroom renovations
• New Windows
• Floor refinishing or new flooring installations
• Kitchen additions
• And more

To make plans for maximizing the value and comfort of your home, start by working with experienced design professionals. 

When and how to begin any remodeling project rests entirely on your preference. Suppose you’ve given renovations some consideration and feel you want to move forward. In that case, you have the benefit of access to professional guidance, recommendations, and services from the beginning of your project to the final steps.

After you assess your budget and needs, your first step is to schedule a consultation with a trusted design-build team.

Serving Winnipeg and surrounding areas in Manitoba, we extend our services to areas such as Westwood, MB, Lakeview Crestview, MB, and several other neighborhoods including Linden Woods, Grant Park, Waverley West, and Fort Richmond.

A typical kitchen renovation in Winnipeg usually takes approximately 12 weeks,

depending on the complexity of the project and any unforeseen delays. We work closely

with clients to ensure the timeline is clear and manageable.

Yes! As a design build business all projects begin with their lead designer working on

custom kitchen designs tailored to your space, style, functional needs, and budget. Our designers will work with you to create a design that fits your vision, from layout to

finishes.

Yes, you can typically remain in your home during the renovation, though there will be

some disruptions, such as noise and limited kitchen access. We’ll do our best to

minimize the inconvenience and keep you informed during the process.

Yes, for all kitchen renovations in we do we pull the require permits, typically the

plumbing, and electrical permits. We also do as required building and structural

permits coordinating between our engineer and the City Of Winnipeg We handle

the permit process for you, and all inspections ensuring that everything complies

with local building codes.

Yes, working with your dedicated lead interior designer they will provide guidance

in selecting materials that align with your style, home, budget, and functionality

needs. Whether you’re interested in granite countertops, custom cabinetry, or resilient

flooring, we’ll help you make informed decisions.

We are committed to providing high-quality craftsmanship, personalized service, and transparent communication throughout the renovation process. Our team has extensive experience working with homeowners in Winnipeg, and we take pride in delivering beautiful, functional kitchens that stand the test of time.