The condo board approval process was completely seamless. Maserat handled all the documentation and insurance certificates. Our bathroom went from dated to modern in just two weeks.
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Condo Renovation Made Easy — Board Approval Handled, Fixed Pricing
Family-Run Since 2017 · WSIB Certified · $2M+ Insurance · 4.9 Google Rating
Condo renovation Toronto owners plan with us for transparent condo renovation cost in Toronto — bathroom, kitchen or full-unit scopes with board approval, $2M+ insurance and WSIB certification. Serving Yorkville, The Annex, Harbourfront and Midtown. House bathroom renovations and kitchen renovations use the same fixed-pricing model when you are renovating a house instead of a condo.
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Bathroom and kitchen remodels, plus full-unit renovations. All with board approval and insurance handled. Compare full-scope budgets on our condo renovation cost in Toronto before choosing the right path.
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YorkvilleFull remodels, tub-to-shower, vanity and tile. Board approval and insurance handled.
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MidtownCustom cabinetry, countertops, full remodels. Licensed for condo work across Toronto.
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DowntownComplete condo transformations — kitchen, bathroom, flooring, and living spaces renovated as one seamless project.
Review full-unit pricingWhether you need a condo bathroom renovation, a kitchen remodel, or a complete unit overhaul, our process is built specifically for Toronto's condo environment. Board approvals, noise rules, insurance requirements and elevator bookings — we handle the details so you don’t have to. If you are still planning scope and timing, read our notes on what to consider before renovating your condo.
Most general contractors lack the insurance, board approval experience, and building-specific knowledge required for condo renovation work in Toronto. As a WSIB-certified condo renovation contractor with comprehensive liability coverage ($2M+), we handle board submissions, noise compliance, elevator booking, and private waste disposal as part of our standard service. We also document condo renovation pricing before work starts and walk you through Toronto renovation permits and condo corporation rules so you know what your board and the City expect before work starts. For City of Toronto requirements across renovation types, see our Toronto building permit guide. Dedicated scopes for condo bathroom and condo kitchen projects follow the same approval discipline — tailored to wet-area or full-gut schedules.
We also specialize in accessible condo bathroom renovations for senior owners aging in place in Yorkville, Summerhill, and downtown buildings — the same board approval, insurance, and elevator booking workflow as any other condo project.
Condo boards require detailed plans, insurance certificates, and scheduling coordination. We handle the entire approval process for you.
We follow your building’s rules and coordinate with management so work stays within approved windows.
Many contractors lack proper coverage for condo work. We carry full WSIB certification and liability insurance — protecting you and your building.
Material delivery, elevator booking, and hallway protection are our responsibility. We coordinate everything with your property management.
Condo renovations in Toronto require two separate approvals in most cases: a City of Toronto building permit (when regulated systems change) and condo board approval (for any construction inside the building). They are not interchangeable — you may need both, one, or neither depending on scope, but your corporation almost always requires formal approval before work begins.
Issued by the City and enforced through inspections. Required when your renovation alters plumbing, electrical, structural, or mechanical systems — for example, moving a kitchen sink, upgrading a panel, relocating a bathroom drain, or removing a wall. Cosmetic work in existing locations (new tile, refacing cabinets, fixture swaps) often does not require a City permit. Permits typically take 5–10 business days under FASTRACK for straightforward scopes, or 4–8 weeks for more complex work once drawings are complete.
Internal to your corporation — not a substitute for a City permit. The board reviews your contractor's WSIB clearance, liability insurance ($2M+ is standard), detailed work plans, noise schedules, elevator bookings, and hallway protection before authorizing construction. Approval typically takes 4–10 weeks. We prepare and submit all documentation and follow up until your project is cleared to start.
City permit usually required for drain relocations, supply line changes, new electrical circuits, ventilation alterations, or wall removal. Cosmetic refreshes (same layout, new tile and fixtures) often need board approval only. Wet-area waterproofing must meet Ontario Building Code standards regardless of scope.
City permit usually required when relocating plumbing, upgrading electrical capacity, moving gas lines, altering ductwork, or removing walls. Countertop and cabinet refacing in existing locations typically needs board approval only. Shared exhaust and riser systems may require corporation coordination for shutdowns.
For the full municipal process — application steps, fees, inspections, and timelines — see our Toronto building permit guide. Return to home renovations in Toronto for house renovation scopes, or condo renovation pricing to plan your budget including permit and board coordination costs.
Recent work in Yorkville, The Annex, Midtown and surrounding neighbourhoods.
This short walkthrough is filmed at our 10 Old York Mills Road condo renovation in Hoggs Hollow, Toronto. It’s a boutique luxury residence by Tridel with generous suite layouts and a calm, tree-lined setting — where details and site coordination matter.
If you’re planning a condo renovation, you want a clear scope, fixed pricing, and a dedicated project manager who keeps you informed from the first walkthrough to the final handover.
We follow a clear sequence so you always know what's next.
Week 0
We visit your condo, assess the space, review building rules, and discuss your vision.
Weeks 1–2
We prepare all documents and submit to your condo board. We handle follow-ups until approved.
Weeks 3–5
Our team works within your building’s hours and rules, coordinating logistics with property management.
Week 6
We review every detail together. You only sign off when you’re completely satisfied.
WSIB certification, full insurance and years of experience with Toronto condo boards and building rules.
We carry WSIB certification and comprehensive liability insurance — requirements many contractors can't meet for condo projects.
We've handled hundreds of condo board submissions. We prepare all required documents, attend meetings if needed, and keep the process moving.
Our quotes are fixed. No surprise costs for elevator bookings, hallway protection, or building requirements — it's all included.
Real results from real clients. Every review is from someone who went through our condo renovation process.
The condo board approval process was completely seamless. Maserat handled all the documentation and insurance certificates. Our bathroom went from dated to modern in just two weeks.
Fixed pricing meant no surprises. The walk-in shower conversion made our small condo bathroom feel twice as large. The team was respectful of our neighbours and building rules.
Living in the condo during renovation was easier than expected. The team coordinated elevator use, managed noise, and kept the hallway clean. Professional from start to finish.
Condo renovation pricing in Toronto depends on the type of project and your building's requirements. A condo bathroom renovation typically ranges from $18,000–$35,000 for a full remodel including new tile, vanity, fixtures, and plumbing updates. Condo kitchen renovations run $25,000–$60,000+ depending on cabinetry, countertop material, and whether appliance locations change. Full-unit remodels — combining kitchen, bathroom, flooring, and lighting — typically start at $50,000 and can exceed $120,000 for luxury finishes in premium buildings in Yorkville, The Annex, and Midtown.
Condo projects carry costs that house renovations do not. Most Toronto condo corporations require contractors to carry $2M+ liability insurance, provide WSIB clearance certificates, and submit detailed construction plans for board approval — often 4–10 weeks. Elevator booking fees, hallway protection, private waste disposal, and noise-hour compliance are standard. We include these logistics in our fixed-price quote so there are no surprise charges.
Every project is different: we give you a fixed quote after the consultation so you can plan with confidence. For a detailed breakdown, start with our condo renovation cost in Toronto and the long-form blog condo renovation cost guide. Our condo bathroom and condo kitchen pages cover scope-specific pricing. If you are refreshing finishes across the unit, we can help you weigh condo flooring options alongside cabinetry, tile, and lighting in the same scope.
$18K – $55K+
4–8 weeks
$20K – $80K+
6–12 weeks
$45K – $120K+
8–16 weeks
Every condo is unique. These are starting ranges — your free consultation includes a detailed quote tailored to your specific unit and building requirements.
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