Whole-home renovation of a Toronto main floor with oak floors, white walls, new trim, and pot lights

See a Fair Price for Your Toronto Home Renovation Before Anyone Visits

Renovating 1,500 sq ft of a Toronto home with 1 kitchen and 1 bathroom costs about $232,500 to $330,660 CAD before HST at 2026 prices. The low end keeps the layout, the building systems, and standard finishes, and the high end changes some walls, updates some systems, and upgrades the finishes.

A whole-home renovation links many choices, from a few rooms at once to most of the inside of your home. One estimate keeps the full budget in view.

Prices updated October 2026

Price Your Renovation

Your Home

sq ft
Enter the total floor area of every floor and room in the renovation, in square feet.

Enter how many kitchens the renovation includes.

Enter how many bathrooms the renovation includes.

Room Layout ChangesSelect how much the walls and room layout change.

Finishes, Systems, and Living Plans

Flooring, Doors, and FinishesSelect the quality level of the flooring, doors, trim, and fixtures.
Electrical, Heating, and PlumbingSelect how much of the electrical, heating, and plumbing gets replaced.
During the WorkSelect whether you move out or live in the home while the work happens.
Tick to add custom shelving, cabinets, and trim details.

Location

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What Changes the Cost

  • Rooms and area: More square feet and more rooms mean more material and labour.
  • Structural changes: Moving walls and adding openings add framing, beams, and patching.
  • Building systems: Old wiring, heating, and plumbing often need replacing once the walls are open.
  • Finishes and details: Upgraded finishes and custom built-ins raise the cost of every room.
  • Phasing and protection: Living in the home during the work adds dust walls, floor protection, and extra phases.
Contractor installing a steel beam where a wall was opened during a whole-home renovation in Toronto
Opening a wall adds a beam, framing, and patching to the price.
Old knob-and-tube wiring beside new electrical cable in an open wall during a Toronto home renovation
Old wiring found behind the walls often gets replaced while they are open.
Plastic dust wall and floor protection keeping a lived-in Toronto home clean during a whole-home renovation
Staying in your home during the work adds dust walls and floor protection.

What Your Estimate Includes

Your estimate covers flooring, walls, ceilings, doors, trim, painting, and the kitchens and bathrooms you count. Count each kitchen and bathroom once, either here or on the kitchen or bathroom estimate, so your project total prices each room once.

Before

Dated Toronto living room with worn carpet, a stippled ceiling, and old trim before a whole-home renovation
Worn carpet, a stippled ceiling, and dated trim.

After

Toronto living room after a whole-home renovation with oak floors, a smooth ceiling, pot lights, and new trim
The walls stay in place, which keeps the price near the low end.

What True Frame Builders Checks Before Your Quote

Contractor checking an old electrical panel with homeowners during a whole-home renovation visit in Toronto
True Frame Builders checks your wiring, plumbing, and walls before sending your quote.

Your saved estimates can share work such as flooring, demolition, and electrical. True Frame Builders removes any overlap when it reviews your project. Your final price depends on site conditions, measurements, chosen materials, and the full work plan. True Frame Builders visits, measures, and then sends your quote.

Common Questions

How much does a home renovation cost in Toronto?

Renovating 1,500 sq ft of a home with 1 kitchen and 1 bathroom costs about $232,500 to $330,660 CAD before HST at 2026 prices. The low end keeps the layout, the building systems, and standard finishes, and the high end changes some walls, updates some systems, and upgrades the finishes. Your own cost depends on your answers in the estimate and the condition of your home.

Is it cheaper to renovate the whole house at once?

Shared work such as setup, protection, and trade visits happens once when you renovate together. Your saving depends on the scope and the schedule, and True Frame Builders plans both with you.

Can I estimate one floor now and the next floor later?

Yes. Enter the area you plan now and save the estimate. When you add a floor, update the area and save the estimate again.

Plan the Next Part of Your Project

Many whole-home projects also include a new kitchen, a new bathroom, or load-bearing wall removal. Each one has its own estimate, and your saved estimates add up to one project total.