Home Renovations in Toronto
Full-service home renovations for Toronto homeowners. From kitchen updates to whole-home transformations—one team, start to finish.
Full-service home renovations for Toronto homeowners. From kitchen updates to whole-home transformations—one team, start to finish.
General Contracting cost in Toronto
Typical 2026 price ranges for Toronto homeowners. For a detailed pricing guide with project scenarios and material breakdowns, see our full Toronto cost guide.
| Typical Toronto project | Price range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Kitchen and bathroom gut-reno in Leslieville semi-detached | $85,000–$130,000 | Full demo, custom millwork, new plumbing stack relocation, permit required |
| Two-storey rear addition in East York detached (400 sq ft) | $180,000–$260,000 | Structural engineer, new foundation, Toronto Building permit, finish work |
| Whole-home renovation of 1940s Scarborough bungalow | $220,000–$350,000 | Electrical panel upgrade, insulation, windows, kitchen, two bathrooms, flooring |
Toronto sits at the GTA baseline for general contracting. Projects in high-density inner-city neighbourhoods carry access surcharges; Heritage Conservation District projects add approval timelines and material cost premiums.
General Contracting for Toronto homes
Renovating Toronto homes requires understanding their quirks—knob-and-tube wiring in century homes, unusual layouts in post-war semis, and the city's particular permit process. We've renovated hundreds of Toronto homes across every era and style. Whether you're updating a kitchen, transforming a basement, or doing a full-home renovation, we handle everything from design through final inspection.
- Century homes with unique structural and electrical challenges
- Semi-detached construction with shared walls
- City of Toronto permit requirements and heritage considerations
- Older plumbing and electrical requiring upgrades to code
- Space optimization in Toronto's often compact layouts
- Maintaining original character while adding modern function
- Victorian and Edwardian homes
- Post-war bungalows and semis
- Modern townhomes and condos
- Detached homes of all eras
"Our 1910 home needed everything—kitchen, bathrooms, electrical, and more. They understood old houses and didn't try to make it something it's not. It's modern and functional but still feels original."
General Contracting in Toronto — questions answered
Extensive experience. Toronto's older homes—Victorians, Edwardians, and post-war construction—have specific challenges we've dealt with hundreds of times: outdated electrical, unusual framing, plaster walls, and more. We know what to expect and how to handle it.
Most significant Toronto renovations require permits. We handle the entire process: applications, drawings where needed, and scheduling inspections. Proper permits protect you and ensure work meets code—we never skip this step.
Often yes, depending on the scope. Kitchen renovations typically require temporary cooking arrangements. Bathroom renovations may need you to use another bathroom. We discuss this upfront and plan to minimize disruption.
Kitchen renovations typically take 6-10 weeks. Bathroom renovations 3-6 weeks. Full-home renovations vary widely based on scope. Toronto's permit timelines can add 2-4 weeks at the start. We provide detailed schedules for every project.
General Contracting in other cities
We also provide general contracting services throughout the GTA.
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