Renovation contractor in Richmond Hill

1970s to 1990s family homes in Richmond Hill

Homes built in Richmond Hill 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 Richmond Hill

Newer Richmond Hill 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 Richmond Hill

A kitchen renovation is one of the most common projects we quote in Richmond Hill. The housing here includes established homes and large family homes, and whether the goal is a brighter, more open space or simply more storage and better workflow, the right plan depends on the house.

We handle the whole Richmond Hill kitchen remodel as one project: demolition, any wall removal or structural work, plumbing and electrical by licensed trades, cabinets, counters, backsplash, flooring and paint, in the right order and on a written schedule.

Bathroom Renovations in Richmond Hill

Bathroom renovations are a steady part of our work in Richmond Hill, from Mill Pond and Richvale to the rest of the area. The most common requests are walk-in showers, tub-to-shower conversions, double vanities and basement bathrooms.

Every Richmond Hill bathroom we build gets a continuous waterproofing membrane, a properly sloped shower base and an exhaust fan sized for the room, with plumbing by licensed trades and tile set flat and true.

Basement Finishing in Richmond Hill

Plenty of Richmond Hill homes, from Mill Pond and Richvale to the rest of the area, have a basement that is unfinished or finished decades ago. Either way, it is usually the cheapest square footage in the house to turn into real living space.

Every Richmond Hill basement we finish starts with a moisture check, then proper foundation insulation, framing, electrical and plumbing, drywall, below-grade flooring and lighting, with egress windows wherever a bedroom is planned.

Legal Basement Apartments in Richmond Hill

Demand for legal basement apartments in Richmond Hill is strong, whether for rental income, a parent moving closer or a young adult who wants their own space. Many established homes and large family homes in Mill Pond, Richvale and Bayview Hill have basements well suited to a secondary suite.

Secondary suites in Richmond Hill are approved by the City of Richmond Hill, which sets its own zoning, parking and entrance rules on top of the Ontario Building Code and Fire Code. We check what your lot allows, coordinate drawings and the permit, then build the suite and book inspections through to final sign-off.

Home Additions in Richmond Hill

In Richmond Hill, an addition is often the answer for families who love their street in Mill Pond and Richvale but have outgrown the house. With established homes and large family homes, rear additions, second storeys and main-floor suites are all common.

Accessible Renovations in Richmond Hill

Many Richmond Hill homeowners want to stay in the neighbourhood they know, in Mill Pond, Richvale and Bayview Hill and beyond, and the right changes to the bathroom, entrances and main floor make that safer and easier.

Renovating in Scarborough & York Region

Across Scarborough and York Region, families are adding space without moving: finishing basements, adding in-law and rental suites, opening up main floors and updating kitchens and bathrooms in homes built from the 1960s to the 2010s.