Toronto home renovations, built around your life.

Use the Request Info form and include your project type, location, preferred timing and the best way to reach you. That gives us enough context to respond meaningfully instead of starting with another round of basic questions. If a conversation is easier, call 647-300-6202.

We start with a brief conversation to understand the property, the work you are considering and your timing. If the project is a fit, the next step is usually a site visit so the scope can be discussed in the actual space before an estimate is prepared.

A useful estimate should make the proposed work understandable. Before you proceed, ask that the scope, material allowances, important exclusions and schedule assumptions are written down. Any changes discovered or requested during the work should also be discussed before extra work moves ahead.

That is the advantage of Open Concept Living's broad project experience. Interior renovations can include drywall, trim, doors, custom storage and painting, while outdoor projects can bring together carpentry, hardscaping and landscaping. The exact responsibilities and any specialized trades are defined for your project before work begins.

Often, yes. It depends on the rooms involved, dust, utilities and the length of the project. During the site visit, ask how the work can be phased, which areas will be unavailable, when water or power may be interrupted and what daily cleanup will look like.

Access routes, floor protection, dust control, material storage and cleanup should be discussed before the first day. Existing clients repeatedly mention tidy work and good cleanup in their reviews, and occupied-home protection also appears in Open Concept Living's project work.

You should know who is responsible for updates, decisions and questions before signing. Alex is repeatedly named in client reviews for listening, offering practical recommendations and communicating schedules; your own project contact and update routine will be confirmed during quoting.

It depends on the scope. Structural work and regulated electrical, plumbing or gas work may require permits, inspections or qualified trades. The quote stage is the right time to identify what applies, who will arrange it and how it is documented, rather than making assumptions after work begins.

The earlier the better, particularly for larger renovations and outdoor work with seasonal timing. Even if you are still comparing options, sharing your intended start window helps determine whether the project and schedule are a realistic fit.

Open Concept Living serves Etobicoke, Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area. The portfolio includes condo and home interiors, kitchens, bathrooms, decks, concrete, retaining walls, landscaping, closets, doors, drywall and painting. Share your postal code and a concise description so the team can confirm fit.