Renovation contractor in Courtice

1970s to 1990s family homes in Courtice

Homes built in Courtice from the 1970s to the 1990s are reaching their first full renovation: original oak kitchens, tub-and-tile bathrooms, sunken living rooms and windows at the end of their life. Some of these houses also have materials worth checking before work starts, such as aluminum branch wiring from the late 1960s and 1970s or poly-B plumbing installed from the late 1970s to the late 1990s.

Newer homes built since 2000 in Courtice

Newer Courtice homes have good bones and builder-grade finishes. The most common projects are finishing the basement, often with a bathroom roughed in by the builder, and upgrading kitchens and ensuites. Engineered floor joists cannot be cut or notched without an engineer's approval, and in the first years of ownership it is worth checking how a change affects your Tarion new-home warranty.

Kitchen Renovations in Courtice

Kitchens in Courtice come in every shape, from the closed-off galley kitchens in older houses to builder-grade kitchens in newer homes that never quite worked. With 1980s and 1990s family homes and newer subdivisions with unfinished basements across North Courtice, South Courtice and Courtice Road corridor, there is no single template, so every kitchen remodel we plan here starts with the room in front of us.

Our Courtice kitchen projects follow a clear sequence: measure and plan, order long-lead items like cabinets, then demolition, rough-ins and inspections, followed by drywall, cabinets, counters, tile and finishing. You get one point of contact from start to finish.

Bathroom Renovations in Courtice

Many bathrooms in Courtice are original to the house, and in 1980s and 1990s family homes and newer subdivisions with unfinished basements that can mean anything from a tired 1970s three-piece to a builder-grade ensuite with a tub nobody uses. A bathroom remodel is one of the best-value updates in the home, as long as the work behind the tile is done properly.

Our Courtice bathroom remodels are fully managed: demolition, repairs, plumbing, electrical, waterproofing, tile, glass, fixtures and finishing, with a written schedule so you know how long the room is out of use.

Basement Finishing in Courtice

In Courtice, a finished basement is one of the most requested projects we quote, especially in 1980s and 1990s family homes and newer subdivisions with unfinished basements. Families in North Courtice, South Courtice and Courtice Road corridor use that space for a rec room, an office, a gym or a guest suite instead of moving to get more room.

We finish Courtice basements from bare concrete to move-in ready: insulation, framing, bathrooms, wet bars, laundry, pot lights, drywall, flooring and trim, with the permit and inspections handled.

Legal Basement Apartments in Courtice

In Courtice, homeowners are adding legal secondary suites to help with the mortgage and to keep family close. The key is building one properly, with a permit, so the unit is safe, insurable and adds value when you sell.

Before we quote a Courtice basement apartment, we confirm the Municipality of Clarington's requirements for your property. Then we plan fire separation, egress windows, the entrance, alarms, the suite kitchen and bathroom, and the permit, so the unit is legal from day one.

Home Additions in Courtice

Courtice homeowners add space with rear and side additions, second storeys over bungalows and four-season sunrooms, especially where 1980s and 1990s family homes and newer subdivisions with unfinished basements sit on lots with room to grow.

Accessible Renovations in Courtice

In Courtice, where homes include 1980s and 1990s family homes and newer subdivisions with unfinished basements, accessibility upgrades range from a single curbless shower to moving a bedroom and laundry to the main floor so the stairs become optional.

Renovating in Durham Region

Durham mixes post-war bungalows and older brick homes near the lake with large newer subdivisions to the north, so the work here ranges from first renovations on decades-old houses to finishing builder-grade basements in homes only a few years old.