Kitchen Renovations Huntingdale

Huntingdale Kitchens,
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Delivering outstanding kitchen renovations in Huntingdale and across Melbourne for over 20 years. Family-run, fixed pricing, no hidden costs.

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Since 2002
Family-Run in Melbourne
Local Kitchen Renovators

Your Huntingdale Kitchen, Done Properly

At Smarter Home Renovations, we’ve been delivering outstanding kitchen renovations in Huntingdale for over 20 years. Established in early 2002, our family-run business is proud to provide friendly, fast, fair, and efficient home renovation services across metropolitan Melbourne.

Customer Reviews

What Our Clients Say

5.0 out of 5 stars, based on 25 reviews

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Outstanding Service

“Tony and Milan redid my tired old-looking floor and skirting in the whole kitchen area. Their attention to detail, prompt, friendly, value for money and service is A+. It's good to see that they take your job as if it's their own home they are renovating. LOVE YOUR WORK GUYS AND THANK YOU. I highly recommend.”
Val Mitev

Kitchen and outdoor renovations

“Fantastic service and fantastic price. We had our outdoor area fully tiled and our kitchen renovated. They talked me through the process step by step, did what they promised in the time they promised, were always on time and so very friendly. They even went out of their way with additional extras, running around Melbourne buying everything I needed to take the pressure off me. Would recommend you give them a try. The pricing is very reasonable and affordable, and nothing was too big for them to do. Father and son service, fantastic team.”
Betty Gray

Kitchen Renovation

“I was very happy with the high quality service provided by Tony and his team. He was professional, skilled and was focused on delivering a high quality result within our budget. Tony was always available to answer my questions and addressed all concerns promptly. The kitchen looks amazing. I highly recommend Smarter Home Renovations.”
Zorica Gorgievski
Local Knowledge

Renovating Kitchens in Huntingdale Homes

Huntingdale is a small suburb bounded by the Princes Highway, Huntingdale Road and North Road, with its station on the Pakenham and Cranbourne lines. It is made up mostly of postwar brick veneer and weatherboard homes on reasonable blocks, with units and townhouses replacing some originals. Kitchens in the older houses are typically a separate room with a small meals area, dated cupboards and a window looking out to the backyard rather than a door.

Common kitchen projects here include removing walls to join the kitchen and living areas, adding island benches and better storage, replacing original cabinetry and benchtops, and opening the kitchen to the backyard with sliding doors. Most interior kitchen work doesn’t need a planning permit from the City of Monash, and all plumbing, gas and electrical work is completed by licensed trades.

Huntingdale at a Glance

Postcode
Huntingdale VIC 3166
Council
City of Monash
From the CBD
About 16 km south-east
Typical Homes
  • Postwar brick veneer homes
  • Weatherboard houses
  • Units and townhouses
  • Newer double storey homes
Property Market
  • Median house price$1,280,000
  • House rent$662 a week
  • Unit rent$565 a week

Source: CoreLogic via Your Investment Property, prices to July 2026, rents to September 2026

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Before You Start

Before You Renovate a Kitchen in Huntingdale

  1. Light

    From Window to Doorway

    Huntingdale kitchens commonly have a window over the sink facing the backyard but no door to it. Replacing the window with sliding or stacking doors, or turning the kitchen so doors can go in, links cooking with the yard. Widening an opening in a brick veneer wall needs a new lintel and, in some cases, a building permit.

  2. Layout

    Taking In the Meals Area

    The small meals area beside many original Huntingdale kitchens can be absorbed into a larger U-shape or an island layout. That often gives more bench and storage than the old kitchen and dining nook combined. We plan the walkways so an island doesn’t block the path to the back door or the laundry.

  3. Windows

    Noise From Road and Rail

    Homes close to the railway line and the Princes Highway in Huntingdale can pick up train and traffic noise. If the kitchen and family room face that way, double-glazed or laminated windows and well-sealed doors reduce it noticeably. We consider window placement and the type of glazing as part of the design, not as an afterthought.

  4. Energy

    Moving From Gas to Induction

    Many Huntingdale kitchens still have an original or replacement gas cooktop. Switching to induction needs a dedicated circuit, often a switchboard upgrade, and a licensed gasfitter to cap the line. We confirm whether your gas heating and hot water stay before planning the change, so the gas service is handled correctly.

  5. Materials

    Kitchens in Investment Homes

    Kitchens in Huntingdale rentals take steady wear, so hard-wearing benchtops, moisture-resistant cabinet boxes and solid soft-close hardware last longer between tenancies. Neutral finishes suit a wide range of tenants and later buyers. We price the options side by side so you can choose the right balance for an investment property.

Free Estimate

Get a Free Kitchen Estimate in Huntingdale

Two quick steps. We’ll be in touch within one business day to arrange a visit to your Huntingdale home.

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What Happens Next
  1. 1
    Tell us about your project

    Two quick steps. It takes about two minutes.

  2. 2
    We call you back

    Tony will be in touch within one business day to talk through your ideas.

  3. 3
    Free on-site consultation

    We visit, measure up and listen to how you want the space to work.

  4. 4
    Fixed-price quote

    A detailed, itemised quote. What we quote is what you pay.

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What’s Included

Your Kitchen Renovations in Huntingdale

Custom Cabinetry

Designed and built to your exact dimensions, with a finish and hardware selection that suits your taste.

Benchtops & Splashbacks

Stone, engineered quartz, or laminate, paired with tiled or glass splashbacks that tie the room together.

Appliance Integration

We source and install quality appliances that fit seamlessly into your cabinetry for a clean, cohesive look.

Plumbing & Fixtures

Sink, tap, and under-bench plumbing handled by licensed plumbers. We also install dishwashers and filtration systems.

Electrical & Lighting

Pendant lights, under-cabinet LEDs, and power point placement designed around how you actually use your kitchen.

Design & Planning

A dedicated designer works with you to finalise the layout, finishes, and timeline before a single tradesperson arrives.

How We Work

Your Huntingdale Kitchen in 5 Steps

Meet & Greet

We get to know you and your specific needs. And you find out more about us to make sure we are a good fit.

Consult & Design

We ask lots of questions to understand your ideal outcome for your project. We discuss layout, budget, colours and more.

Quote

A comprehensive quotation outlining all the details, costs and timelines to complete your project.

Construct & Manage

Time to get to work with all our suppliers and trades to construct your project and deliver it as promised.

Deliver

We strive to deliver your project on time and on budget. We believe in 100% customer satisfaction from start to finish.

Service Area

Kitchen Renovations In and Around Huntingdale

Huntingdale (3166) is about 16 km south-east of the Melbourne CBD, and well within our regular service area. We renovate kitchens in Huntingdale and its neighbouring suburbs, with the same team, the same fixed pricing and the same attention to detail.

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FAQ

Kitchen Renovations Huntingdale: Your Questions

Ask Us Anything
Can I add an island bench in my Huntingdale kitchen?

If the room is wide enough for comfortable walkways around it, yes. In many original Huntingdale homes, removing the wall to the meals area or living room creates that space. An island with a sink or cooktop needs plumbing or power through the floor, which is easier to run under a timber floor than through a slab.

Do I need a permit for a kitchen renovation in Huntingdale?

Most interior kitchen work doesn’t need a planning permit from the City of Monash. Removing a load-bearing wall or widening an external opening for new doors may need a building permit. Gas, plumbing and electrical work is done by licensed trades who certify it. We confirm what your project needs before work begins.

Is a Huntingdale kitchen renovation disruptive if we stay at home?

The kitchen is out of action from demolition until the benchtops are installed and the sink and cooktop are reconnected. We set out the schedule in writing so you can arrange a temporary setup, often with a microwave and fridge in another room. Dust is contained to the work area, and we clean up at the end of each day.

Is it worth updating a Huntingdale kitchen before selling?

The kitchen is one of the first rooms buyers judge in Huntingdale’s postwar homes, and a tired one stands out. If the layout already works, replacing worn benchtops, doors or handles, improving the lighting and making sure every appliance works often make the most difference. A new layout takes longer and is better suited to owners staying put.

Ready to Start Your Renovation?

No matter the project, our team has the right solution. Get in touch today for a free, no-obligation quote, and let's get your renovation underway.