What materials do you use for cabinet box construction?
Our standard cabinet boxes are constructed using durable ¾” white melamine, known for its strength, smooth finish, and long-lasting performance. Upon request, we can also build cabinets using alternative materials such as Maple Hardrock melamine series, linen melamine series, or plywood, depending on the client’s preference and project requirements.
What materials do you offer for cabinet finishes?
We offer a wide range of high-quality finishing materials, including painted MDF, solid wood for doors and panels, wood veneer, melamine (TFL), European high-gloss finishes, and matte acrylic. These options allow us to achieve a variety of styles, from classic and traditional to modern and contemporary.
What is the typical lead time for kitchen or cabinetry projects?
Lead times may vary depending on the size of the project and the materials selected. Typically, projects require a minimum of 8 weeks after final design approval before installation.
The overall timeline can also be affected by factors such as design revisions, appliance selections, and the speed of client approvals during the process. Please note that this estimate does not include potential external delays or unforeseen circumstances beyond our control.
What areas do you service?
We proudly provide our services across the Greater Toronto Area and surrounding communities, including Aurora, Barrie, Bradford, Brampton, Etobicoke, Innisfil, King City, Maple, Markham, Mississauga, New Tecumseth*, Newmarket, North York, Orangeville*, Queensville, Richmond Hill, Scarborough, Stouffville, Toronto, Vaughan, and Woodbridge**.
Please note that additional travel charges may apply for locations marked with an asterisk ().*
What Are Your Hours of Operation?
Our hours of operation are Monday to Friday, from 9 am to 9 pm, Saturdays and Sundays we are closed.
Are your services limited to kitchens and vanities?
No. While kitchens and bathroom vanities are among our most popular projects, we design and build a wide range of custom cabinetry solutions. Our work includes pantries, closets, TV and entertainment units, fireplace surrounds, Murphy beds, built-ins, and much more, tailored to suit your space and design preferences.
Do you manufacture everything in-house or outsource production?
Our office and manufacturing facility are located in Vaughan, and we are proud to be a 100% Canadian business. All of our cabinetry and products are built in-house at our shop, allowing us to maintain strict quality control and manage project timelines as efficiently as possible.
What is included in your scope of work?
We specialize in the design, manufacturing, and installation of custom cabinetry. These services are provided as a complete package to ensure the highest quality and consistency throughout the project.
Please note that our services are not offered individually. We do not provide design-only or installation-only services.
Do you sell countertops and backsplashes?
We do not sell countertops and backsplashes, however, we are working closely with stone suppliers. Our partners can provide the services as a part of the project requirements.
What is your process?
Our process begins with an initial consultation, where we discuss your project goals, design ideas, and budget. At the end of this consultation, you will receive a free quote for your project.
Once you decide to move forward with the ClearView team, we begin the design phase. During this stage, we provide detailed 2D drawings, layout planning, material selections, and a high-quality photo-realistic 3D rendering so you can clearly visualize the final result.
Next, we conduct a site visit to take precise measurements and review all project details to ensure everything is perfectly planned.
After the design is finalized and approved, we begin production in our shop. Once manufacturing is complete, our team will proceed with the professional installation of your cabinetry.
Do you build kitchen islands, pantries, vanities, medicine cabinets, and similar pieces?
Yes, we design and build all of these elements as part of larger kitchen or bathroom renovation projects. In certain cases, smaller projects may be considered if they meet our minimum project requirements.