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In total, TrustedPros has received 56 General Contracting projects posted by homeowners in North York seeking the services of local General Contractors. Total estimated value of these projects is $4,276,500.00 with a per project average of $76,366.00.
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City | #Projects | Total Value | Avg Budget |
Toronto | 859 | $59,381,500.00 | $69,128.00 |
Mississauga | 442 | $24,385,500.00 | $55,170.00 |
Scarborough | 127 | $6,767,000.00 | $53,283.00 |
Markham | 66 | $2,939,500.00 | $44,537.00 |
Richmond Hill | 75 | $4,110,500.00 | $54,806.00 |
Etobicoke | 85 | $8,422,000.00 | $99,082.00 |
Pickering | 57 | $2,774,500.00 | $48,675.00 |
Thornhill | 39 | $1,950,000.00 | $50,000.00 |
Vaughan | 35 | $1,776,000.00 | $50,742.00 |
East York | 16 | $1,355,000.00 | $84,687.00 |
Woodbridge | 20 | $1,191,500.00 | $59,575.00 |
Stouffville | 16 | $1,041,000.00 | $65,062.00 |
Maple | 11 | $585,000.00 | $53,181.00 |
King City | 6 | $255,000.00 | $42,500.00 |
North York | 56 | $4,276,500.00 | $76,366.00 |
Basement Reno
-redesign floor plan and renovate basement of detached brick bungalow (1080 square feet on large corner lot)
-demo, drywall, insulation, floors, plumbing for new 3 piece bathroom, lighting, etc)
-create laundry room
possible extras (if budget allows)
-rough in for kitchenette
-heated floors
-fireplace
-widen stairs and landing going from main floor to basement and widen back door.
Hi there,
I'm looking to renovate my 1200 sqft condo unit located in North York, Ontario. Ideally, I'd like to keep the general layout, but open up the space to be more functional. This is my personal unit and I would like to make the space look and feel more modern. I would require a general contractor to support the overall construction etc. Some skilled trades would be needed for installing new lighting, plumbing etc.
Demolition
- Carport, solarium, partial roof and exterior wall, asphalt and pavers as necessary for excavation
Excavation
- addition (garage and front porch) foundation area, sonotube locations for the back yard deck
Concrete work
- footing, foundation wall, front porch, sonotubes for backyard deck
*There is a chimney at the back of the house where the deck would be built. I want to remove it, too, if possible.
Looking to start in early July.
1) Convert the existing main floor Den to a Bedroom, that is, put hardwood flooring, replace (or paint) the walls and ceiling, replace the door.
2) Enlarge the existing main floor Washroom to make it a 4 piece washroom. Currently, it is a 2 piece washroom.
This is so my elderly mother (who fell from the stairs few days ago and is now sleeping in the living room sofa) does not have to go upstairs to sleep/shower.
Rooming House requiring Fire Separations, i have a document from the Fire Department for some Fire work they're Requesting.
I've have been asked to quote on this job, but i'm only a Fire Alarm Technician, which i will be providing them, with a quote for my work.
So i need a Contractor who is familiar with the Fire Code, for Rooming Houses.
Here it is.... the house is over 100 years old and needs some fixing up. The previous owners renovated the basement but left the furnace room out of it. the room is bare blotchy with holes concrete or cement walls that are not properly framed. It needs to have the holes patched or covered and then insulated framed and drywalled. the floor needs to be repaired as well to make it liveable. The other room that needs attention is the storage room it has the same issue as the furnace room. We also have some small odd jobs like repairing the roof on the flat part of our house it has a hole that is leaking inside the sunroom. We also have an issue with our bathtub not draining properly so that needs to be addressed as well.
The garage is detached (13’ x 27’) and had been left to neglect by the prior home owner. Some rot/water damage has caused one of the walls to buckle several inches at the base. Also at the bottom of this wall is a 6 - 7 inch hole has been created by a racoon which they use to enter the garage. The job would entail repairing the wall and closing off the hole, removing/replacing any of the plywood and studs that have been impacted by rot or mold and repairing any other damage caused by water and/or the racoons. The garage door and opener may need to be fixed or replaced however I haven't tested their current functionality due to the above mentioned damage. There is a lighting fixture within the garage that doesn't work and would either need to be fixed or replaced.
HOME RENOVATION
Main floor only, no basement
Starting time: November 2019
Please quote separately and as detailed as possible:
- Labour and materials (please list type of material and the associated cost for each item)
- Labour only
Works:
1. Remove the existing kitchen and build a new customized one with island
2. Lay kitchen backsplash
3. Upgrade a 3 pcs bathroom
• Replace toilet and vanity and change the bathtub to a standing glass shower
4. Remove the walls to make the living room an open concept
5. Strengthen or replace the stair handrail
6. Replace ceramic tiles in washroom areas
7. Lay hardwood floor in kitchen, living room, and 3 bedrooms
• please quote all 3
8. Change all brown doors to the new white ones
9. Paint door and window trims, baseboards, stair steps, and handrail
10. Paint walls
Please also provide a timeline.
Budget: $50,000
Rooms
• Living (Main): 11 x 11 = 118 sqft. Hardwood Floor
• Dining (Main): 9 x 9 = 86 sqft. Hardwood Floor
• Kitchen (Main): 18 x 9 = 161 sqft. Ceramic Floor
• Master (Upper): 11 x 10 = 118 sqft. Hardwood Floor
• 2nd Br (Upper): 11 x 11 = 118 sqft. Hardwood Floor
• 3rd Br (Upper): 9 x 12 = 108 sqft. Hardwood Floor
Please call Carolyn to arrange a showing as soon as you can.
Thank you.
Carolyn
My wife and I are planning on doing an extension and some major renovations in our 1100 sqft semi-detached home. We have gotten the OK from our connected neighbours. The house is about 45 years old and I'd imagine there'd be a bit of work related to the job due to the age of the home and the job itself.
Would you please send a rough quote regarding the following:
1. Approx. addition cost to the back of the house of main, top, and basement with a total additional sqft of ~800 sqft plus basement. The additions of each floor would be 15x25ft. Finishes would be average.
2. We currently only have 1 bathroom on the top floor. We would like to add another on the opposite side of the same floor (assuming we have the space). How much would the relocation/additional plumbing cost?
3. Renovation of the rest of the existing house. ie. removing walls, changing up flooring, adding pot lights throughout the house etc.
All of the above is assuming we have all of the required permits.
We are homeowners looking to renovate our first home which was built around the 1960's and are looking for a one stop shop contractor – one who can help us with the design, provide suggestions, buy materials, etc. We prefer mid-range materials and would like to start renovations in September and do plan on selling the house in a few years.
Upstairs:
1. Renovate kitchen: install new cabinets, drawers, sink, back splash, light fixtures (including lighting under the cabinets), island (will need to open up wall) and change current layout by moving the location of the current kitchen door (which leads to the mudroom/sun room) to the dining room in order to create better flow which will involve sealing off the current kitchen door and instead perhaps install a sliding barn door in the dining room leading to the mudroom/sun room (we are open to other suggestions on how to make the kitchen more functional)
2. Install pot lights in living room, hallway, and dining room
3. Install new flooring in kitchen (ceramic tiles), living room (hardwood), hallway (ceramic tiles) dining room (hardwood), 2 bedrooms (hardwood), washroom (ceramic tiles) and mudroom/sun room (ceramic tiles)
4. Update washroom: replace vanity and light fixture
5. Fresh coat of paint on all walls
6. Replace front door, back door and door leading to the basement
7. Create entertainment and office area in the living room
8. Dimensions (length and width in m): living room 5.25 x 3.63, dining 3.42 x 2.89, kitchen 3.83 x 3.23, bedroom A 3.55 x 3.46, bedroom B 3.42 x 2.51, mudroom/sun room 2.74 x 1.40
Basement:
1. Create a new laundry room in the basement cold room: move washer and dryer from current location; add insulation, drywall, new flooring, counter top, cabinets in new laundry room
2. Install a new stair handrail
Outside:
1. Replace concrete slab
Our house is a 1000 sq. ft.. bungalow with a high basement. We have demolished our basement due to moisture problems and did "waterproofing" from the inside (dimple board, weeping tile and sump pump). We now want to:
1. Insulate and finish our basement (upgrade electricity, lighting, new HVAC ducts, plumbing, stairs to ground floor, new windows and doors, and wall/floor/ceiling finishes) - living room, recreation room, full bath, kitchen, and a laundry room.
2. Demolish, insulate and finish our main floor (upgrade electricity, lighting, new HVAC ducts, plumbing, stairs to first floor, new windows and doors including increasing existing openings, and wall/floor/ceiling finishes) - powder room, kitchen, dining room and living room.
3. Add an additional story (1000 sq. ft. new construction) with a pitched roof (cathedral ceilings with 4 skylights) - 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, walk-in-closet and a laundry room.
4. New detached single car garage and driveway.
Remove and dispose of approx 11' of interior wall (non load-bearing), and rough patch removal site. This is a thin wall (approx 2") with no plumbing and minimal electrical re-routing).
Divide existing storage room into linen closet/storage room. Requires 2 doors and a small portion of wall between them.
Job site is a condo in an older building (built 1973) , and condo rules require contractors to provide proof of license and insurance.
Looking to remove all structural walls on the 1st floor of my town home.
Contractor must have extensive knowledge and experience dealing with these kind of structural changes.
I already have a structural engineer and based on the report given, the project will require the installation of:
1. Two 17'9" W8x24 steel beams or 3-ply 1 3/4" x 14" LVL
2. One 10'7" W6x25 steel beam or 4-ply 1 3/4" x 7 1/4" LVL
The project may include an extensive overhaul of the unit's electrical (new wiring, and circuit panel). Also, an HVAC conversion is also planned while the house is under renovations.
Lastly, contractor must be fully insured and have WSIB coverage.
I am looking for trades in the following areas for work currently needed to be completed.
No General contractors please.
Framing
Tile
Drywall
Mason for Concrete work
Interlock and paver
Plumbing
We have a number of projects currently being negotiated and need Trustworthy, Quality people to complete in a timely period.
We will not accept sub par work as our name is on the sign !
Must have Insurance and WSIB and provide proof of both.
Must have recommendations and reviews from previous customers.
Will look at young companies provided you can show good quality work.
We are currently looking to refurbish are office space.
We would like to have rewiring done throughout,replace our bathroom and kitchen floor tiles,replace old bathroom sinks and faucets,install new toilets, and paint office interior.
We have enough contractors providing quotes. Thank you
Remodeling a kitchen in a condo in North York
The kitchen in our condo is the original from 15 years ago. We are looking for either new cabinets or refacing - we are open to either option.
We also need new granite counter tops.
we also want the entire 2 bedroom condo repainted.
We are also considering replacing the laminate flooring through out the condo.
We are amidst planning our home remodel and extension of all 2 stories + basement. We are looking for quotes regarding total construction costs. All permits are being taken care of by an existing architect. Our drawings have been attached.
Details
Finishes: Medium
House Type: Semi-Detached (Neighbours are doing a similar project)
Ownership: Owner
Extension Dimensions: 16x24ft
Thank you
September 1, we are taking possession of a retail store space that needs some work done before we occupy. Store will showcase furniture, china, crystal, etc. We need quotes for the entire project or on a piece by piece basis. Here is the work required:
General: Front showroom area is 39'x60'x12' drop ceilings. Currently carpeted throughout with old carpeting. Back dock area is 13'x39', with old carpeting and a demising wall between dock area and front showroom. In the back right corner, showroom contains two 8'x8' bathrooms and one 14'x8' office all abutting each other.
Need:
1) in the back left corner of showroom, we need two walls put up so as to box in an office area of 23'x20'. There will be two regular size doors needed, one on each of the new walls. Walls will go up to drop ceiling only and must be secured against existing walls. Taped and sanded, ready for painting
2) in the back dock area, we need one wall put up that is 13' in length to seal off part of the dock area for storage. Wall will have a door in the centre. Wall will be anchored to existing walls on either end and will go up to drop ceiling only. Tape and sand
3) Some drywall repairs are necessary to fix little holes in existing drywall
4) All walls in showroom must be primed and painted. Washroom walls need to be cleaned, primed and painted. Dock area does not need painting. Ceiling tiles do not need to be painted.
5) Showroom, except for washrooms have old commercial grade carpet. Except for newly created office area in item #1), we need old carpeting pulled up and inexpensive underpad and laminate floor laid down. Laminate flooring can be supplied, just price out underpadding and labour to install underpadding and flooring.
Hello
The house is located in North York city, main intersection Leslie and Finch, Basement it is already finished, around 800 sq ft not including utility room, have a 3 pcs bathroom with small kitchen, we would like to separate this basement in two small units, one bachelor apartment + a one-bedroom apartment.
Here is the list of the jobs need to be done in the basement;
1. Build a separate side entrance underground?
2. Add and install 2 New windows? On both sides of the existing fireplace.
3. Add one 3 pieces’ bathroom?
4. Enclose the stairs to the up stair?
5. Add a Small kitchen around 50 sq ft in the utility room?
6. Separate basement into two parts, one bachelor unit and a one-bedroom unit?
Also, I need to know do we need to get a permit for this job? if Yes, how much does it cost? How long does it take to get it?
Please see the attached pics, and If you need more information, please let me know,
Thank you
David
MY HOUSE IS ALMOST 35-40 YEARS OLD , WE NEED TO REMOVE A BEARING WALL WHICH IS LOCATED BETWEEN THE ENTRANCE AND A SMALL TV ROOM BESIDE IT, FROM CIELING WE WILL LEAVE ABOUT HALF A FOOT OF THE WALL AND WE WILL HAVE TO HAVE 5 BEAMS 2 IMMEDIATELY AT THE ENTRANCE AND TW ON THE CORNER ONE AT THE END OF THE SECOND HALLWAY IT TURNS TO A SECOND HALLWAY TWARDS THE SIDE DOOR AND A SMALL WASHROOM(POWDER ROOM) WE WILL HAVE HALF WALL ALL THE WAY EXCEPT A PART OF THE ENRANCE THAT DOES NOT HAVE ANY BEAM UNTILL THE CORNER BEAMS THEN ALL THE WAY TO THE NEXT HALLWAY WOULD BE HALF WALLL., AFTER THAT WEE NEED TO DO THE FLOOR AS TWO FLOORS WILL LOOK DIFFERENT,WE LSO WILL CHANGE THE TILE ON THE POWDER ROOM , AND ALSO THE DOOR OF THE CLOSET FOR THE RAINCOATS.
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