Condo & apartment renovations · Toronto & the GTA
Condo & Apartment Renovations in Toronto
Kitchens, bathrooms, floors, storage and finishes inside your unit, planned around your board, your building's rules and the city's noise hours.
Our work
Finishes we build inside a unit
Five photos from Art Style interiors: the walls, floors and vanities condo owners ask us for.
Slat and panel wall with hidden LED light.
TV wall in textured plaster, lit from behind.
Plaster bedroom wall with trim moulding.
Light oak herringbone floor, room ready to move in.
Double vanity with a backlit mirror.
Before we plan
What is yours to change, and what is the building's
- Your declaration sets the unit boundaries and names exclusive-use areas, such as a balcony.
- Changing common elements usually needs board approval and a section 98 agreement.
- Send us the declaration and building rules; we plan inside what they allow.
Sources: CAO, common elements · CAO, the declaration · Condominium Act, 1998
Permits and electrical
When the city or the ESA is involved
- Moving or removing a wallToronto requires a building permit for adding or removing walls.City of Toronto, building permits
- Changing the plumbingChanging a plumbing system needs a permit; replacing a faucet or toilet does not.City of Toronto, building permits
- Cabinets and millworkNo Toronto permit to install them. Vaughan, Markham and Mississauga set their own rules.City of Toronto, building permits
- New circuits or lightsOnly a Licensed Electrical Contractor may do it and file with the ESA. Keep the Certificate of Acceptance for your insurer.ESA, working with general contractors
Scope
What we renovate in a condo or apartment
- Kitchen and bathroom updatesCabinets, counters, tile, vanities and fixtures.
- Custom storageBuilt-ins and closets fitted to the unit's walls.
- Flooring and lightingNew floors through the unit, fixtures and lighting changes.
- Layout redesignMoving non-structural walls where the building and the city allow it.
- Painting and finishesPaint, plaster feature walls and trim.
Noise hours
When loud work is allowed in Toronto
The city's noise bylaw limits construction noise to these hours. Your building's rules can be stricter, and we book demolition and cutting inside both.
- Mon – Fri7 a.m. – 7 p.m.
- Saturday9 a.m. – 7 p.m.
- Sunday, holidaysNot allowed
Source: City of Toronto, noise bylaw
Google reviews
“Art Style Construction did an amazing job with our condo renovation here in Vaughan! The team is incredibly professional, skilled, and detail-oriented. They handled the condo regulations perfectly, and everything went smoothly from start to finish.”
Oleh Babii · condo renovation, Vaughan
Price
What sets the price of a condo renovation
We price after the free visit, once we have seen the unit and your building's rules.
- The building's requirements
- Board approval, elevator bookings, protection of halls and the hours your rules allow.
- Walls
- Moving one means a permit and more trades.
- Plumbing and electrical
- New lines or circuits cost more than swapping fixtures.
- Floor area and finishes
- How many rooms change, and the materials you choose.
Questions
Condo renovation questions
Do I need board approval to renovate my condo?
For changes to common elements, yes: board approval and an agreement under section 98 of the Condominium Act. Work inside your unit follows your declaration and the building's rules.
What hours can renovation noise happen in Toronto?
7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturdays, and not on Sundays or statutory holidays. Your building may set shorter hours.
Does a condo renovation need a city permit?
In Toronto, adding or removing walls and changing a plumbing system need a permit. Installing cabinets or replacing fixtures does not.
Who does the electrical work?
A Licensed Electrical Contractor, who files the notification with the ESA.
Do you renovate condos in North York and downtown Toronto?
Yes. We work across Toronto and the GTA, including North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, Mississauga, Vaughan and Markham.
How do I get a quote?
Call 437-667-2121 or use the form below. We reply within 24 hours, and the first visit is free.
Start here
Tell us about your unit
Call 437-667-2121, email info@artstyleconstruction.ca, or use the form. A quote is faster when you send:
- photos of the rooms you want to change;
- the unit's floor plan, if you have it;
- your building's renovation rules from management.
Send us a message
We reply within 24 hours — free, no-obligation consultation.