Condo renovations
planned around your building.
Smart upgrades planned around building requirements. Tell us about your unit and get a free, no-obligation estimate.
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What a condo renovation can include
Kitchen and bathroom updates
New cabinetry, counters, vanities and fixtures within the limits of the building’s systems.
Flooring
New floors installed with the sound underlay your building requires.
Built-ins and storage
Millwork and closets that make the most of a compact floor plan.
Lighting
Updated fixtures and lighting layouts suited to concrete ceilings and smaller rooms.
Layout adjustments
Practical changes that work within building rules and existing services.
Paint and finishes
Fresh surfaces, doors and trim throughout the unit.
BEFORE YOU START
Plan it
properly.
A few decisions made early tend to save time, money and rework later.
- 01
Get management approval first.
Most condo corporations require written approval, and sometimes an alteration agreement, before work starts.
- 02
Know the building rules.
Work hours, elevator bookings, deliveries, noise limits and insurance certificates all shape the schedule.
- 03
Check flooring requirements.
Many buildings set minimum acoustic ratings for underlay to limit noise to the units below.
- 04
Understand what can move.
Concrete slabs and shared plumbing risers limit where kitchens and bathrooms can be relocated.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Good to know.
Do I need approval from my condo board or management?
Usually, yes. Most condo corporations require approval before renovation work, especially for flooring, plumbing and anything affecting common elements. Check your declaration and rules, and contact management early.
How long does condo approval take?
It varies by building. Allow time for management to review your scope, and plan the start date around it.
Can I change the flooring in my condo?
Generally, yes, as long as the new floor and underlay meet your building’s acoustic requirements. Management can tell you what’s required.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
Tell us what
you’re planning.
Share a few details and we’ll follow up to talk through your project and the next steps.