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Etobicoke additions
More room in Etobicoke, without moving
We design and build additions across Etobicoke, from The Kingsway to Eatonville: rear and side extensions, second storeys, bigger kitchens and new family rooms. Our team handles the drawings, the structural engineer, the City of Toronto permit and every trade. Most additions we build cost $120,000 to $350,000+See price before HST.
Footings, foundation walls and waterproofing, inspected before anything is closed in.
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Framing
Walls, floor and roof framed to the engineer's drawings.
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Exterior
Siding, windows and a new deck with stairs to the yard.
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Finished
A bright, open living space with new floors and pot lights.
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Home addition projects near Etobicoke
Home additions across Etobicoke
Additions we build
Where we work in and around Etobicoke
The Kingsway, Islington Village, Mimico, New Toronto, Long Branch, Humber Valley, Markland Wood and Eatonville, and the rest of Etobicoke.
The homes
Etobicoke has many older homes, from 1920s and 30s houses in the Kingsway and Long Branch to post-war bungalows in Islington and Markland Wood. Older homes often need updated wiring, plumbing and insulation as part of the work.
Home addition permits in Etobicoke
Every addition needs a building permit from City of Toronto. We prepare the architectural drawings, the engineer’s design and the application, and book every inspection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Etobicoke home addition questions
How much does a home addition cost in Etobicoke?
Most additions we build cost $120,000 to $350,000+See price before HST, depending on size, structure and finishes. You get a fixed quote after design.
Do you build additions in Etobicoke?
Yes. We work across Etobicoke, including The Kingsway, Islington Village, Mimico, New Toronto, Long Branch, Humber Valley, Markland Wood and Eatonville, from our Oakville office.
Do you handle the City of Toronto permit?
Yes. We prepare the architectural drawings, bring in the structural engineer and handle the permit and inspections with City of Toronto.
How long does an addition take?
Design and permits usually take 2 to 3 months, and construction 3 to 6 months, depending on size.
Can we live at home during the work?
Usually, yes. Most of the work happens outside your existing walls until we connect the new space.