Frequently Asked Questions

It’s possible to stay during minor renovations, like updating a single room, if safety and access to essentials (e.g., a bathroom or kitchen) aren’t compromised. For larger projects, such as foundation work or multi-room gutting,…

In Toronto, the need for permits depends on the scope of your renovation. Minor cosmetic changes, like painting or replacing flooring, typically don’t require permits. However, structural changes (e.g., removing walls), additions, plumbing, electrical work,…

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Yes, programs like the City of Toronto’s Home Energy Loan Program (HELP) offer low-interest loans for energy-efficient upgrades. Across the GTA, some municipalities provide rebates for green building practices, and federal initiatives may apply too—check…

Costs vary widely. A bathroom reno might run $15,000-$30,000, while a full home overhaul could hit $100,000-$300,000 or more, depending on size, materials, and labor. In 2024, rising material costs and demand for skilled trades…

This year, homeowners are prioritizing eco-friendly upgrades like energy-efficient windows and sustainable materials, alongside multi-functional spaces—think home offices that double as guest rooms. Open-concept layouts and smart home tech, like automated lighting and security systems,…

Timelines depend on the project’s scope. A kitchen remodel might take 6-8 weeks, while a full home renovation or addition could span 4-6 months. In 2024, delays due to labor shortages and supply chain issues…

For most significant renovations—like knocking down walls, adding extensions, or altering structural elements—you’ll need a building permit from your local municipality. In Toronto, this involves submitting plans to the City’s zoning offices. Smaller projects, like…