Kitchen & home
renovations in Toronto.

A renovation plan that fits the property.

Start with the building and access details.

Let us know whether the project is in a detached home, semi-detached home, townhouse or condominium. Share entry and stair dimensions, delivery access and any property-management requirements. These details help shape a workable plan for moving materials and protecting existing finishes.

Document existing conditions before choosing a layout.

Photograph plumbing locations, vents, bulkheads, electrical panels and neighbouring rooms where relevant. If drawings or previous renovation records are available, bring them to the discussion. Concealed conditions and structural questions need review before promising a layout or fixed construction schedule.

Choose the work your home needs.

Kitchen renovation · Bathroom renovation · Basement renovation · Flooring installation · Other renovations

Our kitchen work centres on new cabinetry and complete renovations, not cabinet painting or refacing. Additional projects can include stair refinishing, wall removal, media walls and new custom cabinets.

Local planning resources.

Toronto’s building and construction resources provide routes to building-permit applications, application status and inspections. Refer to the City for requirements that apply to the actual proposed work.

City of Toronto building and renovation information →

Questions before you begin.

What if my condominium has its own renovation rules?

Obtain the building’s rules and approval process before scheduling. Share requirements for deliveries, elevators, working hours and contractor documentation. Building-management approval and municipal requirements should be considered separately.

What affects the cost of my Toronto renovation?

The rooms involved, layout changes, material specifications, preparation and existing conditions determine the scope. Send photos and approximate dimensions to start; a detailed estimate needs the work and selections to be defined.