Family kitchen update
Replacing an original 1980s or 1990s kitchen with a better layout, island and storage.
York Region / Service area
Kitchen, bathroom and basement renovations in Aurora.
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Tell us what you want to renovate in your Aurora home and when you would like to start. We will reply with an initial estimate and next steps.
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Aurora has an older town core surrounded by family neighbourhoods built from the 1970s onward. We plan renovations that update the house while keeping what already works.
The area around Yonge and Wellington has older homes, some with heritage character. Aurora Heights, Aurora Highlands and Hills of St. Andrew are largely 1970s to 1990s homes, while Bayview Wellington and Aurora Grove are newer communities where basements are a common first project.
Typical projects
The projects we are most often asked about in Aurora, and how the local housing shapes them.
Replacing an original 1980s or 1990s kitchen with a better layout, island and storage.
A new layout with a walk-in shower and double vanity in a larger primary bathroom.
A family room, office or gym in a newer home's unfinished basement.
Interior updates in an older core home, planned around original features.
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Every area has its own quirks. These are the ones we check for early in Aurora.
Part of north-east Aurora is a heritage conservation district, where exterior changes can need approval.
Homes near the historic core may need electrical, plumbing or insulation upgrades.
Open-plan main floors look best when flooring, trim and paint are chosen together.
Newer homes need basement work planned around existing grading and drainage.
Permits, budget and timing
Building permits are issued by the Town of Aurora. Exterior changes within the heritage conservation district can need heritage approval before work starts.
Cabinetry, stone and tile lead times usually set the schedule for kitchens and bathrooms. Heritage approvals add time for exterior work.
Requirements depend on the property and the work involved, so we confirm what applies to your project before the scope is fixed.
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We cover all of York Region and the rest of the Greater Toronto Area.
North of Toronto, from Vaughan and Markham to Newmarket.
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How it works
Send your Aurora address, the rooms involved and your timing through the estimate form. Photos help but are not required.
We reply with an initial cost range, the questions still to answer and a suggested next step.
We visit to measure, check existing conditions and talk through selections, then provide a detailed, itemised quote.
One point of contact coordinates the trades, keeps you updated and walks through the finished work with you.
Questions
Common questions from Aurora homeowners. For anything about your own property, get in touch.
Yes. Interior work is usually straightforward. Exterior changes may need heritage approval first, which we plan into the schedule.
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