Homeowner guide
Use a contract checklist to understand scope, price, assumptions, exclusions, warranty language, and the change process before approving work.
A renovation agreement should explain the work, legal party, payment schedule, exclusions, allowances, change process, warranty terms, and cancellation rules where applicable.
Keep the signed agreement, estimate, change approvals, drawings, permits, material selections, inspection notes, and final walkthrough notes.
Do not rely on verbal assumptions. Ask for unclear items to be written into the estimate or agreement.
Yes. Start with the estimate form or call directly. Final pricing depends on scope, site conditions, selections, access, timeline, and a written agreement.
Yes. Add photo notes in the estimate form and we will request any useful current-space photos, drawings, or inspiration images during follow-up.
The launch service area covers Toronto and core GTA cities. Selected surrounding communities are reviewed by project type, distance, schedule, and postal code.
Permit needs are reviewed during planning. Structural work, additions, legal basement suites, and some condo renovations may require extra review before pricing is final.
Yes. The goal is to define scope, assumptions, exclusions, timeline, payment schedule, and next steps in writing before renovation work begins.
Start with a clear conversation and a written estimate before work begins.
