Home services in North York

North York grew up in the decades after the war, and it shows in the best way: wide lots, solid brick bungalows and ranch-style homes that were built to last. These days those same houses are being opened up, topped up or renovated room by room, while the Yonge Street corridor fills in with condos from Sheppard to Finch.

A lot of North York work is about bringing a well-built older home up to how people live now — finished basements, main-floor renovations, replacing original bathrooms and kitchens that have done fifty years of service. Whatever stage your house is at, describe the job and get a free quote.

• Post-war bungalows on generous lots dominate many streets, which makes additions and second-storey projects more feasible than in the old city.
• Homes from the 1950s and 60s often still have original bathrooms, galvanized plumbing or 60-amp-era electrical that comes up during renovations.
• Basement apartments are a long-established part of the housing stock here.