What makes a condo renovation different from a house?
Condos add a layer that houses never have: the building itself. Board approvals, elevator bookings, working-hour rules, protecting the corridor and the neighbours from dust and noise. The work inside the unit is familiar; the discipline around it is what separates a smooth condo project from an angry building. We handle that part so you never hear from your board.
The project: a full condo refresh, summer 2025
This Calgary condo went through a complete refresh over June to August 2025. We documented all three stages: how it looked when we walked in, the work in progress, and the finished unit.
The same living room, same angle: before and after the summer 2025 refresh
Mid-project: drywall stage, summer 2025
Finishing details: new barn doors
A short walkthrough of the finished unit
How do you renovate without disturbing the building?
Floor-to-ceiling protection from the parkade to the unit door, scheduled deliveries, debris out in sealed bins, and a clean corridor at the end of every day. It is the same standard we bring to occupied homes, applied to a building full of them.
How long does a condo renovation take?
This unit ran through a single summer, from walkthrough to handover. Once we see your unit and your building's rules, we commit to a written schedule around the board's requirements.
Renovating a condo? Tell us about the unit and the building. We will handle both.
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