Whether you are looking to do a small or large renovation, our focus is on you, your family and your lifestyle.  It’s likely you are looking to renovate to update your home, to add comfort and convenience, to add more or improve on space and to improve value.

You might have a clear, detailed picture of the renovation you’d like to undertake – you know what most of your materials will be, possibly even colours and textures. It’s also likely that you only know the space you’re living in doesn’t work for you nor represents you and your family’s lifestyle. Either way, here are some considerations you should ponder:

• How long am I going to live here? Do I love my neighbourhood or is this home a stepping stone to something different (is resale a consideration)?
• What do I love about my home / what do I not love?
• How will our household dynamics change during the time we plan to live here? How will our renovation suit these changes? (Planning on starting a family / Consideration for growing families / Soon to be empty nesters / Possible lifestyle requirements post retirement)
• What is most important – what are the goals I’m looking to achieve through this renovation? (Improving the look and feel? Better usability of space?)
• What is my list of “must-haves”, “like-to-haves” and  “sure-would-be-cool-to-haves”
• Do I need to consider a future renovation to an adjoining space?
• What is my budget, how much can I afford?

Before starting a renovation, you should have some ideas around the above points. During our initial consultation, these are many of the considerations we will be asking you to ensure the best results in your newly renovated home.