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Home Renovations in Courtice, ON

Room by room, done right.

Plenty of the established houses in Courtice still have their original builder-grade finishes, and after a few decades many of them are overdue. For those houses, home renovations in Courtice can mean a kitchen, a bathroom, a basement or a full room conversion. Pedro can take a room back to the studs and manage every stage after that, and the written estimate breaks down each phase before any work starts.

Replacing Original Builder Finishes in Established Courtice

Kitchens in the older parts of Courtice often still have the original builder cabinets and laminate counters. If the cabinet boxes are solid, an update can keep them. New counters, painted cabinet doors, a backsplash and new fixtures typically cost $5,000 to $12,000, and the room feels new without the cost of moving plumbing or walls. If the boxes are sagging or water-damaged under the sink, new cabinets make more sense, and we'll tell you which applies to yours.

Bathrooms are the other room that dates a house. Ontario bathroom renovations usually run $5,000 to $15,000, depending on scope. In a bathroom that old, demo can turn up damp drywall behind the old surround if the caulking failed at some point. When that happens, we stop, show you what we found and price the fix before going further, so the budget doesn't move without your say.

With a detached house, the basement is often the best place to add space without an addition, whether that's a rec room, an office or a guest room. Low ceilings and ductwork shape what's possible down there, so we look at those before anything gets planned. We work stage by stage with daily updates and a clean worksite, and for most projects you can stay in the house while the work goes on.

Pedro handles bathroom remodels, kitchen refreshes and room renovations. For how he approaches home renovations in general, see our home remodeling & renovation page.

How home renovations works

  1. Ideas and scope

    Tell us what you want to change. We come see the space, talk through ideas and pin down the scope of work.

  2. Detailed proposal

    You get a written estimate that covers each phase: demo, construction, materials, finishes and timeline.

  3. The build

    We go stage by stage. You get daily progress updates, a clean worksite, and nobody disappearing on you halfway through.

  4. Completion and punch list

    We walk through the finished space with you and catch anything that still needs adjusting.

Home Renovations cost in Courtice

In Ontario, bathroom renovations typically run $5,000 to $15,000, depending on scope.

Kitchen updates such as new counters, cabinet painting, a backsplash and new fixtures cost $5,000 to $12,000.

A full kitchen renovation that changes the layout starts around $15,000.

Basement finishing starts around $20 to $40 per square foot, depending on the level of finish.

Every job gets a free written estimate first, so the price is settled before work starts.

What clients say

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“Pedro did a great job of looking after all the items that needed to be done to finalize our clients project.”
Mooi Interior DesignOctober 2024 · Commercial finishing
“Awesome work and great service. We have used Pedro's services for several projects now. Highly recommended and referrable.”
Ross LibbeyOctober 2024 · Multiple projects

Home Renovations in Courtice: FAQ

Do you offer home renovations in Courtice?

Yes. Courtice is part of our Durham Region service area, and we work there from our base in Bowmanville. Call or text (289) 928-5689, or request a free estimate online.

What's involved in swapping a fibreglass tub surround for tile?

We remove the old surround, check the wall framing and anything soft behind it, then install backer board and waterproofing before tiling. The tub can often stay if it's in good shape, which keeps the cost down. Expect it to take longer than a straight surround swap, since tile needs time to set before grouting.

Should we update the kitchen or the bathrooms first?

It usually comes down to what's failing. A bathroom with water getting past the tub surround should go first, because the damage behind it keeps growing. If everything is sound and it's purely about looks, start with the room you use most, which for most families is the kitchen. We can price both so you can see what fits this year's budget.

Need home renovations in Courtice?

Call or text Pedro, or ask for a free written estimate online.

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