Basement Renovation & Finishing in Caledon

A typical basement finishing project takes four to eight weeks depending on the scope, size, and whether it includes a bathroom or kitchenette. Simple open-concept finishes take less time, while full basement apartment builds with separate entrances and plumbing take longer. RenoHouse provides a detailed timeline during consultation.

Yes, basement finishing in Caledon typically requires a building permit, especially when adding electrical, plumbing, bedrooms with egress windows, or a separate apartment unit. RenoHouse handles the permit application process and ensures all work meets Ontario Building Code requirements.

Moisture management is critical for any Caledon basement renovation. RenoHouse addresses this through proper waterproofing, vapour barriers, moisture-resistant insulation, appropriate flooring choices, and adequate ventilation. We assess your basement's moisture conditions before starting any finishing work.

Yes, RenoHouse installs complete basement bathrooms including rough-in plumbing, fixtures, tiling, vanities, and ventilation. If your home has existing plumbing rough-ins, the process is more straightforward. We handle all plumbing and permit requirements.

Luxury vinyl plank is the most popular basement flooring choice in the GTA due to its waterproof properties, durability, and realistic wood appearance. Engineered hardwood and ceramic tile are also excellent options. RenoHouse helps you choose based on your budget and moisture conditions.

Yes, RenoHouse provides a comprehensive workmanship warranty on all basement renovation projects covering framing, drywall, plumbing, electrical, flooring, and all other installed components. We stand behind the quality of our work.

Well water quality directly impacts kitchen renovation choices. We install under-sink reverse osmosis systems for drinking water, select fixtures with cartridges suited to your water hardness, and ensure dishwasher connections include proper sediment filtration. Water testing guides every material and fixture recommendation.

Yes, but it requires a septic capacity assessment first. Ontario regulations may require a septic system upgrade if you're adding a bathroom to a home that's already at capacity. We coordinate with septic professionals and select water-efficient fixtures to minimize additional load on your system.

Farmhouse kitchens benefit from large islands with seating, deep farmhouse sinks, and open shelving that complement the home's character. We design layouts that maximize workspace while preserving the warm, welcoming feel that defines country living. Wide plank flooring, shaker-style cabinets, and butcher-block countertops are popular choices.