Each service page covers methods, Toronto price ranges, the permit position, the work process and the questions clients ask most.
Finishing and full builds
Framing, insulation, drainage, egress, bathrooms and finished floors, priced at $65 to $130 per square foot.
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Unfinished to finished
Turning a bare block-and-joist basement into insulated, drywalled, heated living space.
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Second suites
Height, egress, fire separation and interconnected alarms, plus the 45 percent zoning cap.
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Engineered foundation work
Sequenced underpinning or bench footing at $350 to $550 per linear foot, under engineer design.
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Interior and exterior
Drainage, sump, backwater valve and crack repair, with the City subsidy paperwork handled.
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Powder rooms to ensuites
Waterproofing behind the tile, fixture moves where drains allow, finishes built for daily use.
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Refresh or full rebuild
Cabinets, counters, tile and appliance rough-ins, with plumbing relocations priced per fixture.
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Building rules respected
Board approval, insurance certificate, elevator bookings and quiet hours built into the schedule.
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Rear, side and second storey
New floor area on frost-depth footings, with the zoning check run before drawings are commissioned.
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Additional dwelling units
Footprint, height, separation and angular plane measured against the bylaw before design starts.
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LVL and steel beams
Engineered beam, temporary shoring and new footings under the point load, with the permit pulled.
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Hardwood to carpet
Subfloor flattened and moisture-checked first, then hardwood, engineered, vinyl, laminate or carpet.
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Floor, wall and wet areas
Bonded, waterproofed and set flat at $10 to $30 per square foot installed.
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Built, refaced or replaced
Custom at $500 to $1,200 per linear foot, semi-custom at $200 to $400, or refacing sound boxes.
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Prep-led, not paint-led
Filling, sanding and priming before colour, at $1.80 to $4.50 per square foot.
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Patches to full rooms
Board hung, taped and finished flat at $1.50 to $3.50 per square foot, plus repairs at the cause.
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Same opening or new
Replacement in the existing opening needs no permit; a new or enlarged opening does.
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Interior and entry
Interior doors at $630 to $1,800 installed, entry doors from $200 to $2,600 by material.
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Pressure-treated to composite
Footings below frost, and a permit once the deck sits more than 60 cm above grade.
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Offices, retail and restaurants
Fit-outs from $50 to $350 per square foot, scheduled around tenants and trading hours.
View serviceUnderpinning, beams, footings and additions change what the house can carry and what the basement can legally be. These decide the budget, so they get settled before finishes are chosen.
Kitchens, bathrooms, basements and condo interiors are where most of the spend lands. The variable is rarely the finish, it is whether drains, venting and framing allow the layout you want.
Flooring, tile, cabinetry, paint, drywall, windows, doors and decks. Available as part of a larger renovation or as standalone work on their own quote.
Call or send the form with the room, the problem or the outcome you want. No scope needed yet.
We measure, check headroom, drains, framing and the zoning and permit position for your address.
Scope, materials, permit and engineering allowances, payment schedule and dates, with HST at 13 percent shown.
We build, book inspections as stages close, work a written deficiency list and walk the job with you.
We hired the team for a bathroom renovation in our Toronto home. They handled the demolition, tile work, and finishing details professionally and kept the work area organized.
The crew completed our basement renovation with excellent attention to detail. They listened to our needs, offered practical suggestions, and created a comfortable space for our family.
Renovator Toronto managed our condo renovation efficiently and respected the building rules throughout the project. The workmanship was clean, and the project stayed well organized.
Yes, and it is usually cheaper. Underpinning, a basement bathroom, flooring and a legal suite are one sequence of work, not four bookings, and one written quote covers the full scope in the right order with the permit filed once.
Both. Flooring, tile, painting, drywall, cabinet refacing, windows and doors are quoted as standalone jobs. Structural work such as underpinning or removing a bearing wall is quoted with the engineering and permit that go with it.
The basement apartment and legal second unit page. It is a different job from basement finishing: the same finishes plus ceiling height, an egress window per bedroom, a rated fire separation, house-wide interconnected alarms and an Electrical Safety Authority inspection.
Yes. Office, retail and restaurant fit-outs run $50 to $350 per square foot in Toronto depending on tier, and they are scheduled around trading hours and landlord requirements rather than a residential timeline.