Q: What does a whole home renovation include?
A: A whole home renovation typically involves remodeling multiple areas of your home to modernize it, increase efficiency, or suit your lifestyle. This might include kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and even structural upgrades. The benefit of a whole home renovation is that you can finish all your upgrades at once and then enjoy them together.
Q: How long does a full home renovation take?
A: It depends on the scope, but most premium home remodeling projects take between 3 to 8 months. Projects often require permits and multiple stages of construction, which affect the timeline.
Q: Is it better to renovate or buy a new house?
A: Renovating your current home can be more cost-effective and personalized, especially with home renovation contractors that offer full service general contractor construction management. Many people choose this over moving to stay in the neighbourhood they love and reduce disruption to their lifestyle.
Q: Will a full renovation increase my home value?
A: Yes, especially if done properly. Premium home renovations can significantly boost resale value and appeal. We’ll work with you to find the most value in your project.
Q: Do I need a permit for a full renovation?
A: Yes. Most municipalities in Ontario require permits for structural changes. Contractors specializing in home renovations can help handle the paperwork.
Q: How do I budget for a whole home remodel?
A: Start with a home renovation costs guide and consult local experts. Whole Home projects often range from $300,000 to $500,000+ depending on finishes and layout changes.
Q: Can I live in my house during a full renovation?
A: It depends on the project. For example, families often stay if only one part of the house is under construction. We’ll work with you to ensure the minimal amount of disruption possible.
