Interior Renovation in Toronto

Yes. We manage every permit application the City of Toronto requires, whether the work is structural, electrical or plumbing, and we book the inspections that go with them. Keeping it in-house is what stops approvals from becoming the reason a project sits still.

A full kitchen renovation usually runs six to eight weeks, a bathroom four to six. Those windows include design sign-off, demolition, construction and inspections. Custom cabinetry or imported materials can extend them, which is why the lead times are agreed before the contract rather than discovered during it.

It moves with how much of the house is being touched, whether any of it is structural, and how much of the mechanical and electrical has to be brought up to code once the walls are open. A single room refreshed and a whole floor rebuilt are nowhere near one price, which is why we quote after walking the space rather than over the phone.

The Toronto core including downtown, East York, North York and York, plus Etobicoke, Scarborough and The Beaches. We also work through Mississauga, Vaughan, Markham and Richmond Hill, and take projects in Oakville, Pickering and Ajax on request.

Usually yes, when the work is confined to part of the house: the zone is hoarded, dust control runs and the noisy items are scheduled. For a full-floor renovation, the kitchen and at least one bathroom are out of use for a stretch, and we give you those dates in advance rather than on the morning.

That is the usual starting point. Our in-house designers develop the floor plans, material palettes, lighting layouts and finishes with you, and guide layout and fixture decisions. You do not need a concept before you call, and if you already have a designer we are happy to build to their drawings.