Home renovations
in Etobicoke.
Toronto's west end.
Etobicoke is the west end of Toronto, and it renovates like an established city — older housing, mature streets, and neighbourhoods with real identity. The range runs wide, from some of the city's most prestigious homes to modest lakeside houses coming into their own.
At the top end are the Kingsway, Humber Valley Village, Sunnylea, and Princess-Rosethorn — Tudor and Georgian homes, leafy lots, and owners who renovate to match. This is high-end territory: whole-home transformations, additions, and custom kitchens built to the standard of the street.
Down along the lake — Mimico, New Toronto, Long Branch — smaller post-war homes are being renovated, added onto, and brought back to life as the lakeshore comes up. And because this is Toronto, the process matters: Committee of Adjustment, city permits, and the paperwork a Toronto address brings. We handle it.
What we deliver.
From Kingsway whole-home renovations to lakeshore additions, the full scope of services we offer Etobicoke homeowners.
Complete Home Renovations
Whole-home renovations across Etobicoke — from Kingsway and Humber Valley estates to full transformations of lakeshore homes in Mimico and New Toronto.
Explore Whole-Home →Home Additions
Additions are some of our most-requested Etobicoke work — second storeys and rear extensions on smaller lakeshore homes, and, where the lot allows, Toronto laneway and garden suites.
Explore Additions →Kitchen Renovations
Custom kitchens for Etobicoke homes — matching a Kingsway Tudor or opening up a post-war lakeshore layout, built to the level the home calls for.
Explore Kitchens →Basement Renovations
Finished basements across Etobicoke — lower-level suites in the larger central and north-end homes, and full builds under renovated lakeshore houses.
Explore Basements →Bathroom Renovations
Primary ensuite rebuilds, family bath transformations, and powder-room refreshes across Etobicoke.
Explore Bathrooms →Exterior & Entryways
Front entrance refreshes, porch rebuilds, and curb-appeal work from Kingsway streets to the lakeshore neighbourhoods.
Explore Exteriors →Recent local work.
A look at recent renovations, from basement transformations to full whole-home builds.
Removed load-bearing wall to create an open kitchen-dining-living space.
Full main floor reno, primary ensuite rebuild, kitchen overhaul, and all flooring replaced.
Updated finishes, dual vanity, and deep soaker tub. Built for a busy family of five.
Let's renovate your Etobicoke home.
Built for west-end Toronto.
Two things shape an Etobicoke renovation: the age and tightness of west-end Toronto lots, and the City of Toronto approval process that governs them. We work fluently within both, across the full range of homes the district holds.
High-End Whole-Home Renovations
Etobicoke's prestige neighbourhoods — the Kingsway, Humber Valley, Sunnylea — hold homes that reward doing things properly. We take on major whole-home work, additions, and custom interiors with the project management a build of that value demands.
Lakeshore Home Transformations
Along Mimico, New Toronto, and Long Branch, smaller post-war homes are being renovated and expanded as the lakeshore comes up. Second storeys, rear additions, and full modernizations are the bread and butter of our south Etobicoke work.
City of Toronto Permits & Committee of Adjustment
Etobicoke falls under the City of Toronto, and its older lots frequently need a minor variance before a permit. We prepare the drawings, handle the Committee of Adjustment where it's required, and carry the Toronto approvals so your project doesn't stall.
Laneway & Garden Suites
Toronto's laneway and garden suite programs open real possibilities on the right Etobicoke lot — a self-contained second home in the backyard. Where your property qualifies, we handle the design, the approvals, and the build.
Across Etobicoke.
From the Kingsway to the lakeshore, we work across every corner of Etobicoke.
The Kingsway
Prestigious enclave of Tudor and Georgian homes on leafy streets.
Mimico
Lakeside south Etobicoke neighbourhood, steadily gentrifying.
New Toronto
Lakeshore neighbourhood of small post-war homes coming up.
Long Branch
Character-home neighbourhood at the western edge of the lakeshore.
Sunnylea
Established, leafy neighbourhood near the Kingsway.
Humber Valley Village
Affluent neighbourhood along the Humber River.
Markland Wood
1960s-70s suburban enclave in the west end.
Alderwood
Established south-central neighbourhood of post-war homes.
Islington Village
Historic village core and established surrounding streets.
Princess-Rosethorn
Affluent, established central neighbourhood.
Thorncrest Village
Small planned enclave of upscale mid-century homes.
Thistletown
Historic village in north Etobicoke.
Common local questions.
The questions Etobicoke homeowners ask us most often.
Yes. Much of our Etobicoke work is major renovation in the prestige neighbourhoods — whole-home transformations, additions, and custom kitchens in Tudor and Georgian homes. A build of that scale is managed by a dedicated project manager from design through final walkthrough.
Yes, and it's common work in Mimico, New Toronto, and Long Branch. Smaller post-war homes on these streets often gain a second storey or a rear addition to add the space a growing family needs, without leaving the lakeshore. We manage the design, the structure, and the Toronto approvals.
On qualifying lots, yes. Toronto's laneway and garden suite programs allow a self-contained second dwelling in the rear yard, subject to specific rules on size, access, and setbacks. We assess whether your property qualifies and handle the design, approvals, and build from there.
Often, on Etobicoke's older lots. Additions and larger projects can run into setback, height, or coverage limits that require a minor variance. Where that's the case, we prepare the drawings and handle the Committee of Adjustment application as part of the project.
A single room runs a few weeks; a finished basement 6 to 10 weeks depending on scope. Additions and whole-home renovations are measured in months and depend on permits, Committee of Adjustment timelines, structural work, and material lead times. We give you a project-specific schedule before construction starts.
Yes. We serve Etobicoke and the west end of Toronto alongside Halton Hills, Milton, Oakville, and Burlington. In-home consultations in Etobicoke are free.
George did a custom kitchen for me. He hit every timeline, stayed punctual, and was professional throughout — a genuinely stress-free process.
Begins with a
conversation.
Book a free in-home consultation anywhere in Etobicoke. We'll measure, listen, and leave you with honest feedback on what's possible.