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Toronto 2026: basic finishing (drywall, flooring, pot lights) runs $35–55/sqft. Mid-range with bathroom addition $55–80/sqft. Legal second suite with separate entrance $90–140/sqft. A 600 sqft basement = $21K–$84K depending on scope. Call us — we give a same-day ballpark, free.

Powder room refresh: $8–14K. Full main-bath gut and rebuild: $18–35K. Spa-level master ensuite with large-format tile, heated floor, frameless glass: $35–60K+. Tile selection drives price more than anything — we show you stunning options at every budget on the free walkthrough.

Ground-level single-tier: $18–28K. Multi-level with pergola or rain-escape system: $35–65K. Pressure-treated is 30–40% cheaper but needs annual maintenance. Composite lasts 25+ years with zero upkeep — we run the math with you on the quote call.

A full legal in-law suite (kitchen, bath, bedroom, laundry, separate entrance) typically runs $55–90K. With permit, BCIN drawings, egress, and panel upgrade: $65–100K total. Toronto rental income averages $1,800–$2,400/mo — most suites pay back in 4–6 years.

Selective demo (kitchen strip-out or one bathroom): $2,500–$6,000. Full basement gut: $4,000–$10,000. Full home rough-out before major reno: $8,000–$18,000. Quote includes haul-away and recyclables separation — no hidden disposal fees.

Straight stair rebuild with oak treads: $4,500–$9,000. Floating oak with LED lighting: $10,000–$18,000. Full custom feature stair with glass or cable railing: $18,000–$40,000+. One crew, one price — permit, carpentry, and finishing included.

Always. We quote the scope, lock the price in writing before day one, and hold it. Any added scope triggers a written change order with cost before extra work starts. No surprise invoices. Ever. Compare this to T&M contractors who bill whatever the hours say.

10% deposit at signing, 30% at permit approval, 30% at framing/rough-in complete, 20% at drywall/tile, 10% at final sign-off. Industry rule: never pay more than 10% upfront to any contractor. If they ask for 50% before starting — walk away.

100% free — we come to your home, measure, assess conditions, and give you a same-day price range. No pressure, no obligation. Most homeowners say the free walkthrough taught them more than hours of online research.

Yes. The Home Accessibility Tax Credit (HATC) covers up to $20,000 in eligible expenses at 15%. The Multigenerational Home Renovation Tax Credit (MHRTC) applies to in-law suites — 15% on up to $50,000. We itemize quotes to separate eligible vs. non-eligible work. Ask on the walkthrough.

We handle everything — BCIN-stamped drawings, permit application, all City of Toronto inspections (framing, plumbing, electrical, insulation, final). You get the permit number and occupancy confirmation. You never talk to the city once.

Permit approval: 6–12 weeks (Toronto averages 8 weeks). Build: 8–12 weeks once permit is in hand. Plan 4–5 months total from first call to move-in. We hand you a signed build schedule before we start — not a verbal estimate.

3–5 weeks for a full gut-and-rebuild on the build side. Permit adds 4–8 weeks up front (required for plumbing and electrical changes). We pre-order all materials before demo day — no waiting for tiles sitting in a warehouse somewhere.

Building permit: 3–6 weeks. Construction: 1–3 weeks depending on size and complexity. You're typically on your new deck within 6–8 weeks of signing. Composite decks move faster than wood — no acclimatization needed.

For basement renovations — yes, comfortably. For bathroom renos we seal off the work area daily and ensure at least one working bathroom always. For full kitchen demolitions we set up a temporary kitchen. We've completed 200+ projects without displacing a single family.

Floor protection on all traffic routes, zip-wall dust barriers, daily cleanup, and a dedicated site contact who answers texts. Clean and locked at the end of every day. We treat your home like a job site — which means organised, not like a mess.

Core crew — framing, tile, carpentry, finishing — is in-house. Electrical and plumbing are licensed trades we work with exclusively on every project. Same people every time. We're on site every day. One number to call if anything comes up.

We issue a written change order with scope and cost before any change work starts. You approve in writing. Nothing gets built that you haven't authorized and priced. Changes happen — we've built a process to make them painless, not confrontational.

10-year structural warranty on all framing and structural work. 2-year materials and workmanship warranty on everything else — tile, fixtures, cabinetry, millwork. If anything moves, cracks, or fails in that window, we come back and fix it. No charge, no argument, no three-month wait.

Yes — interior renovations run every month. Exterior work (decks, facades) slows December–March but we carry projects through with smart sequencing: interior rough-in in winter, exterior finishing when weather breaks. No forced start dates that push your project into a bad season.

Yes — our most-built project type. We handle full OBC compliance: egress window (min. 0.35 m²), fire separation (STC 50 assembly), interconnected smoke/CO alarms, ESA wiring, separate entrance excavation, and City of Toronto secondary suite registration. Rental income averages $1,800–$2,400/mo in the GTA.

WSIB clearance — look us up at wsib.ca in 30 seconds. $2M general liability certificate — emailed before you sign. BCIN-certified designer on staff. RenoMark member. We welcome every verification request — it's a green flag that you're doing this right.

A legal suite has city-registered status: OBC-compliant fire separation, egress windows, ESA-certified wiring, proper ventilation, permit on record. An illegal unit has none of this — and your insurer can deny a claim in a fire. Legal suites command higher rents and add more appraised value to your home.

All of Toronto (Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough, East End, West End, downtown), Mississauga, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, Brampton, Oakville, Burlington, Ajax, Pickering, and Whitby. Free walkthroughs anywhere in the GTA — no travel surcharge, ever.

Yes, if the deck is over 10 m² (108 sqft), attached to a dwelling, or more than 600mm above grade — which is most decks. We handle the application including site plan, structural drawings, and inspections. Unpermitted decks get flagged during home sales and cost more to fix than the permit itself.

BCIN (Building Code Identification Number) is the provincial licence required to stamp drawings for permit applications. Without BCIN-stamped drawings, the city rejects your permit. Many firms outsource this and mark it up. We have a BCIN designer on staff — included in your project price, not billed separately.

Yes. We work with adjusters — scope documentation, line-item cost breakdowns, photos for claims. Common: water-damage basement rebuild, fire-damage repair, mould remediation and rebuild. Call us same-day — we can be on site for assessment within 24–48 hours.

The terms overlap. In Toronto, an ADU covers basement suites, garden/laneway suites, and above-garage units. "In-law suite" typically means a basement conversion. We build basement ADUs and can assess garden suite feasibility — City of Toronto now permits both as-of-right on most residential lots.

Once the city issues final inspection and occupancy confirmation — yes. We register the suite with the City of Toronto as part of our permit package. Advertising before occupancy confirmation is premature. We advise waiting for the official close-out, which we handle and deliver to you.

One crew, no core-trade subcontractors. Fixed-price contract — locked before demo day. 10-year structural warranty. WSIB-cleared, $2M insured, BCIN-licensed. The owner answers directly, 8 AM–11 PM, 7 days. 215+ GTA projects. Zero liens filed. Compare us, check our references, then decide.