Custom Closets for Newmarket's Renovation Years

Much of Newmarket — Stonehaven, Summerhill Estates, Woodland Hill — was built in the 1990s and 2000s, which means thousands of local homes are now 20 to 30 years old. That's renovation age: kitchens get refreshed, bathrooms get gutted, and somewhere along the way homeowners notice that every closet still contains the same builder wire shelf that came with the house, now sagging under three decades of use.

Replacing those originals is deeply satisfying work. The primary walk-in that's been "temporary" since move-in becomes a real walk-in closet system — double hanging, drawer banks, shoe shelving, a hamper that hides the laundry. Hall and linen closets trade a few wire racks for adjustable shelving that actually fits towels and bedding. And because finishes have come a long way since the 90s, the new storage can quietly update the whole feel of the room — browse the options on our colours and textures page.

The laundry room deserves special mention. In homes of this era it's usually a bare room with a machine pair and a wobbly wire shelf. Upper cabinets, a folding counter, tall storage for brooms and bulk detergent, and a drying rod turn it into a room that works — one of the highest-satisfaction projects we do. See it and other utility spaces on our other rooms page.

Newmarket is about 30 minutes from our Concord workshop up Highway 400 or the 404, and everything we install is manufactured there to order — measured to your walls, not cut down from a kit. Our own crews handle installation, and most closet projects are done in a day.

If you're planning a bigger refresh, it starts the same way as a single closet: a free in-home consultation, careful measurement, and a 3D design you approve before we build. The whole approach is on our process page — honed over 35 years of helping GTA homes grow up gracefully.