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"One project manager runs every room, from the plans to the paint."
transformation,
one team.
Full home renovations in Newmarket can open up the main floor, add a second storey, or carry new flooring through the house. Six in ten clients hire us again, and 40 Google reviewers rate us 5.0.
What We OfferIn Newmarket a whole-house job can mean opening the wall between kitchen and living room, redoing the bathrooms, new floors from front door to back, and sometimes a second storey. One crew and one project manager carry it from first measurements to walkthrough.
Top to bottom
We coordinate every trade, every detail. From foundation to roof, your entire home transformed with one team, one timeline, one point of contact.
Walls come down
We take out walls and add beams so the living space on your main floor opens up and flows. The structural engineering, permits and build are ours.
Expand upward
Dormers, second stories and additions give you more room. We manage it all in-house: the permits, the construction and the full architectural plans.
Bundle & save
When several rooms need work, we plan the kitchen and bathroom side by side. The pricing is better, the timeline is shorter and the finishes line up.
Unified foundation
The whole house looks cohesive because we lay LVP, tile, hardwood or engineered consistently, match the thresholds and sort out each transition.
Every detail
We freshen up each surface (paint, lighting, doors, trim and hardware) so the redone rooms read as part of the rest of the house.
Why Choose UsOne team, one call
Dial one number to reach the one person accountable: your own project manager. They coordinate trades, schedules and communication, so you don't juggle contractors.
Efficient timelines
Full home renovations typically complete in 8-12 weeks. We sequence trades efficiently so work never stops and you're back home faster.
No subcontractor chaos
Plumbers, electricians, drywallers, painters: our own crews. Better coordination, consistent quality, and accountability on every task.
Concept to completion
Material choices, architectural drawings, 3D renders and construction happen in one place. Designing and building stay with us.
We handle city hall
You won't need to visit a municipal office at all. We manage approvals from start to finish: plumbing, electrical and building permits, plus inspections.
Stay or relocate
Your living situation shapes the plan. We can phase the work while you stay, or arrange a temporary place to live if you need one.
One project manager for everything.
On average, 8-12 weeks to finish.
We don't use subs. Our crews do it.
We design it, we build it.
Leave all permits & inspections to us.
Staying or moving out? We help plan.
Client Reviews40
“… They would work until 7-8pm but got it done in 2 weeks, something other contractors suggested would take 3 weeks and cost extra for the rush. … Pricing matched the quote and the site was spotless at the end. …”
Amy An
Google · Sep 2025
“… Four minutes later I get a call from the owner himself … he gave me a ±5% quote which I accepted. … The final price went up by 3% because we decided to add a coffee bar. …”
Mark Milovanov
Google · May 2026
“… Top quality workmanship, communication and integrity. … I was sent a detailed breakdown of the cost … Max messaged me everytime he was coming and going from my home, which provided great peace of mind. …”
Brent Ste-Croix
Google · May 2026
“I’ve worked with Max and Roman in Barrie for over 5 years on everything from bathroom remodels to a legal basement apartment addition … They’ve consistently delivered top-notch work …”
Tim Paulau
Google · Sep 2025
“Reno Raptors where punctual, kind, friendly and someone who kept their word. … He had some challenges with a 150yr old Century Home bathroom, BUT the way it turned out was phenomenal. …”
Kathleen Rusk
Google · Sep 2026
“We went online to book an appt to get a quote & 2 minutes later my phone rang. … Next day we got a quote, 3 days later they started. It took them the 3 days he told us it would. …”
Gayle Martin
Google · Apr 2026
“We had our storage room converted into a home gym by Reno Raptors and couldn’t be happier with how it turned out. … He was very thorough during the quoting process, took the time to walk through every detail, offered fair pricing …”
Kevin Boodoosingh
Google · Apr 2026
“… They completed 2 bathrooms in our house and we couldn’t be happier. … Paint, tile, plumbing, trim, electrical, these guys know what they’re doing and kept the house spotless while doing it!”
Paul Moniz
Google · Aug 2026
“Max from Reno Raptors did an amazing job getting our new home move-in ready! They installed all our floors, trim, and doors, repainted the whole place, redid our stairs, and even finished our basement. …”
Raul Shamkhalov
Google · Oct 2025
“Max finished our basement and did an incredible job! The space looks amazing and was done exactly how we wanted. Great communication, fair pricing, and quality work, highly recommend them. Worked with a few GC’s in the past, but Reno raptors are the best in Barrie!”
Nicholas Milano
Google · Oct 2025
“Roman and his crew did an amazing job on our office renovation. Everything was done properly and up to code … I already booked them for my master bath at home in Friday harbour.”
luka gogolashvili
Google · Oct 2025
“Max and Roman updated the bathrooms in my cottage. Their tiling skills are unmatched. It was a breeze working with this father-son team. Would 100% recommend to anyone in simcoe county”
Inna Rotar
Google · Nov 2025
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Our Full House ProjectsTwo LocationsHeadquartered in Barrie, with a second location in Bradford. We take on projects within an hour's drive of either, from Muskoka and Georgian Bay down to York Region and the north GTA.
Simcoe County, Georgian Bay and Muskoka, all within an hour.
York Region, Caledon, Dufferin and the north GTA, all within an hour.
Not on the list? If you're within an hour of Barrie or Bradford, we can likely help.
Contact us to check availability →FAQIt depends first on how many rooms the plan takes in. In Newmarket the house's age and location set much of the rest. A pre-1940s house in the historic core can need framing work behind old finishes, and a check on whether it is listed or designated before any exterior change. In a 1940s to 1990s house, original kitchens, baths and systems are the usual starting point. Taking out walls adds a permit and, for a bearing wall, a beam.
Expect 8 to 16 weeks of construction, depending on how many rooms are involved. Approvals come before that: wall changes and a basement finish need the Town's building permit, and a property in the Lower Main Street South heritage district also needs a heritage permit, which adds its own review before the building work starts.
Most whole-house jobs do. The Town of Newmarket asks for a building permit when walls are added or removed and when a basement is finished, and altering a property in the Lower Main Street South Heritage Conservation District needs a heritage permit as well. If your house is in the historic core, we also check whether it is listed or designated. Reno Raptors handles the applications and the inspections.
Pick one who can tell you at the first visit what your house will need from the Town: a permit for the wall changes, whether a historic core house is listed or designated, and whether the Lower Main Street South heritage permit applies. Then check the basics: licence, insurance, WSIB, licensed trades for electrical and plumbing, and an itemized quote. Ask who will be at your house each day. With us, that is Max and his father Roman.
Didn’t see yours? Call (249) 444-4533 and ask.
Project TypesFour kinds of renovation, one in-house crew. Doing two rooms at once? We plan them together on one timeline.
We run Newmarket jobs out of our Bradford location, about 15 min away.
Your written quote comes after a free site visit.
Book a Free Site VisitHomeowners AskShort answers to what homeowners in Newmarket ask us.
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Runs the whole job: design, Town permits, licensed trades, the schedule and inspections, under one project manager. A handyman fixes a list of small things. A whole-house renovation in Newmarket needs drawings and permits, and the contractor files and manages them.
People also ask
Whatever the house needs across several rooms: an open-concept main floor, new kitchens and bathrooms, flooring throughout, a finished basement or a second storey addition. One crew works from one schedule and one quote, so the rooms are planned together.
People also ask
Yes, second storey additions are part of our full-house work. The new floor needs a stair, which can mean reworking walls on the floor below, and Newmarket requires a building permit to add or remove walls, so that work goes on the same drawings as the addition.
People also ask
Whatever is still original. In the 1940s to 1990s subdivisions that tends to be the kitchen, the bathrooms and the mechanical systems, plus a basement that was never finished, and finishing it needs its own Town permit.
People also ask
Clear the rooms we'll work in and decide where daily life moves while they are closed off: where you'll cook, sleep or work. We control the dust and keep kids and pets clear of the site, and the daily update tells you what's coming next.
People also ask
If the work alters the property, yes. That street is Newmarket's Heritage Conservation District, and the heritage permit is needed on top of the building permit, so its review goes at the front of the schedule.
People also ask
Good to KnowThe age of a Newmarket house shapes the scope, and with it the cost. A pre-1940s house in the historic core may be listed or designated, so we check its status before any exterior change. It can also have older framing behind the walls that needs attention before new finishes go on. A house from the 1940s to 1990s subdivisions more often starts with original kitchens, bathrooms and dated mechanical systems.
Walls are the other big line. The Town needs a building permit to add or remove a wall, and a bearing wall means a beam and structural details. If the plan opens up the main floor, the beam and the permit are priced into the itemized quote that follows the free consultation, and anything found behind the walls later is photographed and quoted before work continues.
Whole-house plans tend to include work on the Town's permit list: adding or removing walls and finishing a basement both need a building permit. On Lower Main Street South there is a second layer. That area is Newmarket's Heritage Conservation District, and altering a property inside it needs a heritage permit on top of the building permit, which adds a review before work can start. We prepare and file the applications and book every inspection.
The Official Plan places the Historic Core Character Area roughly inside Davis Drive, Leslie Street, Gorham and Eagle Streets and Yonge Street. It was developed before the 1940s, much of it Victorian, and holds a significant concentration of the town's listed and designated heritage properties. For a whole-house job that settles two questions early: whether the house is listed or designated, which we check before planning any exterior change, and how much older framing and finish work to budget for behind the walls.
The Traditional Suburban Character Area covers the subdivisions between the old core and the newest edges of Newmarket, and the Official Plan dates it from the 1940s to the 1990s. Houses there are now roughly 30 to 80 years old. A whole-home renovation in one of them usually starts with what is still original: the kitchen, the bathrooms, an unfinished basement, the mechanical systems. At the first visit we go room by room, note what is original and what has been redone, and the scope comes from that list.
Building up keeps the yard and the footprint. A second storey addition is structural work from the start, so the plans have to show how the existing house carries the new floor, and the permit process, which we manage, follows from those plans. On Lower Main Street South a new storey alters the property, so it needs a heritage permit as well as the building permit. In the historic core, we check whether the house is listed or designated before drawing anything for the exterior.
A general contractor runs the whole job. For a Newmarket house that means the design and 3D renders, the itemized quote, the Town permits and any heritage application, the licensed trades for electrical and plumbing, and the schedule that ties them together. Our Bradford office serves Newmarket. Max, who owns the company, runs the job on site alongside his father Roman. A single project manager keeps you updated each day, and tile, stone, wood and fixtures are chosen with you inside the budget. At the end comes a walkthrough and, 30 days later, a check-in.
Raul Shamkhalov's review is about a new home Max made 'move-in ready': floors, trim and doors, a full repaint, the stairs and a finished basement, all 'done on time', he wrote. More than 600 projects have been finished since 2018.
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