The scope focuses on one or two areas of the home rather than a complete overhaul. Common projects include kitchen cabinet replacement with new countertops, bathroom updates with new fixtures and tile, basement improvements, or refreshing a main floor layout.

Electrical and plumbing changes are often involved. So is drywall, flooring, and finish work. The difference from a gut renovation is that the core structure and systems typically remain in place. We’re improving what’s there rather than starting from scratch.

Many homeowners start here and discover their house needs more work than they initially realized. That’s fine—it’s part of the process. A well-executed minor renovation can also stand on its own as the right solution.

Minor renovations follow the same systematic approach we use on larger projects. Before work begins, we define the full scope, establish timelines, and clarify decisions so nothing gets left to chance once demolition starts.

During construction, one point of contact coordinates all trades. You’re not fielding calls from different contractors or trying to resolve scheduling conflicts yourself.

The goal is straightforward: complete the work on the timeline we discussed, with the finishing quality you’ll appreciate every time you use the space. Smaller scope doesn’t mean less attention to detail.

Minor renovations in Toronto typically range from $50,000 to $250,000 depending on the areas involved, material selections, and complexity of the work. A single bathroom refresh sits at the lower end. A kitchen renovation with structural modifications or a multi-room update approaches the higher range.

Timeline runs 2 to 5 months from start to completion, depending on permit requirements and scope.

We work with homeowners who want the job done properly and value clear communication over the lowest possible estimate. If that sounds like the right approach, we should talk.