Home renovation in Summerhill means working inside some of Toronto’s most storied houses. The Victorian and Edwardian homes here have character that no new build can copy: original fireplaces, tall ceilings, brickwork with a century of patina. They also have the systems, layouts and insulation of another era. Our job is to keep the first list and completely renew the second, so the house lives like a modern home without losing what makes it Summerhill.

We’ve Rebuilt a Summerhill Home Top to Bottom

The proof is in the neighbourhood: our Summerhill whole home renovation took a classic three-floor Victorian back to the studs and rebuilt every room. The original fireplace stayed and got new built-ins around it, the main floor opened front to back, and heated herringbone floors now run through all three levels, with a steam shower on top. That’s the scale we work at here, and every project starts the same way: a photorealistic 3D design and a fixed price, approved before a single wall opens.

Ready to see your Summerhill renovation before it’s built? Book a free consultation and we’ll start with a 3D design, or call us at (647) 649-9404.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you renovate Victorian and century homes in Summerhill?

Yes, that’s exactly the work we’ve done here, including a full three-floor Victorian rebuilt from the studs. Older homes hide surprises behind their walls, so we plan for them at the assessment stage instead of discovering them mid-build, and the fixed price you approve accounts for the home’s age.

Can you modernize an old home without losing its character?

That’s the whole point of renovating in Summerhill. Original features worth keeping, like fireplaces, mouldings and brick, stay and get restored; wiring, plumbing, insulation and layouts are brought fully up to modern standards. You see exactly how old meets new in the 3D design before deciding.

Will we see the design before construction starts?

Always. You approve a photorealistic 3D design of every space and a fixed price before work begins. On a century home that matters twice as much, because big decisions, like opening a floor plan, are much cheaper to try on screen than mid-construction.