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"Dust kept down and the site kept safe for kids and pets."
transformation,
one team.
Full home renovation work in Richmond Hill, whether the job is the whole house, an open main floor, a second storey or new flooring throughout. You see the plan in 3D before demolition, and we have finished 600+ projects since 2018.
What We OfferFor a home renovation in Richmond Hill, we take the whole house as one job: layout, kitchen, bathrooms and floors, and an addition if you want more space. One crew and one project manager carry it through, with licensed trades on the plumbing and electrical.
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
Remove walls, add beams, create flow. We handle structural engineering, permits, and execution to open up your main floor living space.
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
Better pricing and quicker timelines come from coordinating your kitchen and bathroom renovations as one job, with finishes that carry from room to room.
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
Trim, doors, hardware, paint, lighting. We refresh every surface so your renovated spaces flow naturally into the rest of your home.
Why Choose UsOne team, one call
No juggling contractors. Your dedicated project manager coordinates all trades, schedules, and communication. One number to call, one person accountable.
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
One company does it all: 3D renders, architectural drawings, material picks and construction. We're the designer and the builder.
We handle city hall
Inspections and permits for building, electrical and plumbing work go through us. We see each approval through, and you skip the trips to a municipal office.
Stay or relocate
If you stay, we phase the work around you. If you move out, we coordinate temporary accommodations. Either way, we help you plan.
One project manager for everything.
On average, 8-12 weeks to finish.
Our own crews, no subcontractors.
We design it, we build it.
We handle all permits & inspections.
Stay or relocate: we help you 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 →FAQIn Richmond Hill, the lot can add costs before the house itself does. Digging next to a neighbour's house for an addition has to account for shoring that protects their property, and the City's permit forms ask you to confirm it, so we plan and price the shoring at the start. A mature tree near the work can add a tree permit, or a fenced protection zone that limits where we dig and stage materials.
Construction itself runs 8 to 16 weeks in most cases, with approvals ahead of that when the lot calls for them. If the lot falls within an area regulated by the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, usually close to a creek or valley, TRCA has to pre-approve the addition or alteration before the City issues its permit. We apply for those first, because the start date waits on them.
A building permit, and sometimes steps before it. An addition with more than 400 square feet of footprint needs a site alteration permit before the building permit application. A house on the City's Inventory of Buildings of Architectural and Historical Importance starts with a conversation with the Heritage Richmond Hill coordinator before exterior changes are applied for. We prepare the drawings, file each application and book the inspections.
Look for someone who reads the lot before pricing the house. In Richmond Hill, four things can add a step to the job: a TRCA-regulated area near a creek or valley, a private tree over 15 cm across near the dig, a house on the City's heritage inventory, and an addition with more than 400 square feet of footprint. A useful quote says which of them apply to you and builds them into the schedule. Ask to see licence, insurance and WSIB coverage as well. We check the lot at the first visit.
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 Richmond Hill jobs out of our Bradford location, about 30 min away.
Your written quote comes after a free site visit.
Book a Free Site VisitHomeowners AskShort answers to what homeowners in Richmond Hill ask us.
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We come to the house, measure the rooms in the plan and talk through the budget before anything is drawn. If an addition is on the table we walk the outside too, since the lot's approvals can set the start date. The itemized quote and 3D renders come after.
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Interior work can be scheduled in any season. Additions and exterior work are planned around the weather and the approvals, which in Richmond Hill may include TRCA pre-approval and a site alteration permit, so those applications start well ahead of the build.
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That depends on whether the house needs more room or better rooms. Houses of that age are more than half the city: 38,745 of the 69,315 homes Richmond Hill counted in 2021 were built from 1981 to 2005. More room means a second storey or an addition; better rooms means an open main floor, a new kitchen and bathrooms, and flooring throughout.
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Yes. Alongside the main floor, the kitchen, the bathrooms and new flooring, the plan can fold in a self-contained unit downstairs, something the City's additional residential unit by-law allows on most house lots.
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Only if the work would injure or remove a private tree with a trunk over 15 cm across at breast height. Richmond Hill's By-law 19-25 requires a permit for that. Keeping the tree has rules too: its Tree Protection Zone stays clear of digging, grade changes, stored materials and construction vehicles, so the footprint and staging are planned around it.
People also ask
It can, and the City expects you to plan for it. Its residential permit forms include a Precautions during Excavation for Infill Housing declaration, confirming that adequate shoring will be considered to prevent damage to adjacent properties. On a tight lot, shoring is planned with the addition and listed on the itemized quote.
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Good to KnowA whole-house quote with us lists each part separately: layout and structure, kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, paint and trim, plus any addition. In Richmond Hill, the site work around an addition gets lines of its own as well: shoring beside a neighbour, tree protection, and the site alteration permit for a larger footprint. Seeing those early, in the quote we itemize once the free consultation is done, lets you decide whether the addition is worth it before the drawings are finalised.
The building permit is the main one. What comes ahead of it depends on the lot. More than 400 square feet of new footprint means a site alteration permit first. A building on the heritage inventory means talking to the Heritage Richmond Hill coordinator before exterior changes go in. A TRCA-regulated lot means conservation authority pre-approval.
Under By-law 143-24, as many as three additional residential units can sit beside the main home on a Richmond Hill lot with a single detached or semi-detached house, or certain townhouses, subject to zoning and a building permit. A whole-house job is a sensible time to build one, since the house is already opened up, and designing the unit with everything else saves tearing into new finishes later. Its drawings and permit become separate lines in the quote.
Bedroom count matters too. If the plan finishes the basement with a sixth bedroom, or puts in a wood-burning fireplace, the City requires a heat recovery ventilator, which adds the ventilator and its ductwork to the mechanical work. We plan for it at the design stage, before the duct routes are fixed.
Richmond Hill's Tree Preservation By-law 19-25 protects private trees with a trunk more than 15 cm across at breast height, and injuring or removing one takes a permit. Around a protected tree sits a Tree Protection Zone where grade changes, excavation, stored materials and parked construction vehicles are not allowed, so an addition's footprint, the dig and the staging area are planned around it.
Infill lots bring the neighbours into it. The permit forms include a Precautions during Excavation for Infill Housing declaration, confirming that shoring will be considered to protect adjacent properties. On a tight lot, shoring is part of the design, and we price it from the first quote.
On a whole-house job, the general contractor's work is mostly sequence: approvals filed in the right order, trades booked so one is not waiting on another, and inspections passed before walls close. Richmond Hill contractors who know the TRCA, site alteration and tree steps can put them on the schedule from the start. Raul Shamkhalov's review describes a house made move-in ready, with floors, trim, doors, painting, stairs and a finished basement, all on time.
A whole-house job here stays with one company for its full length: design and 3D renders, the itemized quote, every permit and approval, and the trade work, with licensed electricians and plumbers on the wiring and pipes. It is run from our Bradford location, and the crew is led by Max, who owns the company, and his father Roman. While the house is opened up, one project manager sends you an update each day, dust is controlled, and kids and pets stay safe around the work. After the final walkthrough we check in again at 30 days.
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