Home Renovation & Addition Contractor in Etobicoke

Generation Construction & Fine Homes Ltd. has delivered home renovation in Etobicoke projects across a housing stock built mostly between 1948 and 1968 — solid brick, wide lots, and floor plans designed for a family who ate in the kitchen and shared one bathroom. We rebuild those homes around how people actually live now: open kitchens, second bathrooms, usable basements, and a full home addition in Etobicoke when going up beats moving out. Every permit, trade and timeline handled for you. Book a free consultation today.

What a Home Renovation in Etobicoke Covers

From a single room to a full gut, we handle every trade under one contract. A home renovation contractor in Etobicoke who manages the whole build means no gaps between trades and nobody pointing fingers.

• Kitchens — walls out, engineered beam in, island and layout that works
• Bathrooms — second bath added, drains, venting and waterproofing done right
• Basements — underpinned or benched for legal headroom and real living space
• Whole-home — Alderwood bungalows and Kingsway semis opened up and rewired
• Exteriors — Etobicoke brick, aluminum siding and windows past their life

Every structural, electrical or plumbing home renovation in Etobicoke needs a City of Toronto permit under the Ontario Building Code. We file it, track inspections, and meet the inspector on site.

Why Etobicoke Homeowners Renovate Instead of Move

Toronto charges land transfer tax twice — municipal and provincial. On a west-end move, that plus commission and legal costs runs well into six figures before you've gained a single square foot. A home renovation in Etobicoke puts that money into the house you already own.

• Double land transfer tax — avoided entirely by staying put and renovating
• One bathroom four people — second bath upstairs and no morning lineup
• Closed-off 1950s kitchen — wall out beam in and open sightlines at last
• Low cold basement — underpinned insulated and a legal suite or rec room
• Drafty rooms high bills — sealed envelope warmer house lower monthly cost
  

The payoff comes twice: a home that finally works the day we hand back the keys, and a stronger number when you eventually list.

More Space Without Leaving: Home Addition in Etobicoke

Etobicoke lots are wide and often deep, which means most homes here can grow. A home addition in Etobicoke is usually the cheaper path to four bedrooms than buying into the same neighbourhood again — and it's designed to match your existing brick, roofline and window rhythm.

• Second storey on a bungalow — four bedrooms same footprint same lot
• Rear extension — the open kitchen and family room the original never had
• Side additions — wide Etobicoke lots often allow what narrow ones don't
• Garage & over-garage builds — square footage you already partly own
• In-law & secondary suites — separate entrance bath and full privacy

Cost depends on your zoning envelope, whether a 1950s foundation can carry a storey, ageing services, finish level and approvals. Book a free site visit and we'll price your home addition in Etobicoke line by line — zoning checked first, variance handled if needed.

Home Renovation Contractor in Etobicoke Who Knows the West End

We've worked on nearly every housing type Etobicoke has — lakeside homes in Mimico, New Toronto and Long Branch, post-war bungalows in Alderwood, Stonegate-Queensway and Eatonville, and established streets in The Kingsway, Humber Valley Village, Markland Wood, Princess-Rosethorn and Islington-City Centre. Oakville, Burlington and Mississauga too.

That means we know what's behind the walls before we open them, and how Toronto's permit process actually runs. Whether it's a home renovation, a kitchen renovation or bathroom remodel, you get a named project lead, weekly updates and a clean site every evening. BBB accredited, fully insured, WSIB covered.

Planning a home renovation in Etobicoke or home addition in Etobicoke? Book your free consultation — or call 647-381-0361 and talk it through with us today.