Y&CO

Toronto / Renovations + additions

Toronto + select GTA neighbourhoods

Full-home
renovations.

Transform the way your entire house works without leaving the neighbourhood you value. Y&CO manages the structure, systems, finishes, trades, budget and schedule as one connected project.

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Completed Toronto full-home renovation with an open living room and custom millwork

Whole-house expertise

A complete transformation, planned as one project.

Full-home renovations are most successful when layout, structure, mechanical systems and finishes are considered together. Cory Yefet stays directly involved from the first feasibility discussion through construction and closeout.

Y&CO coordinates designers, engineers, consultants, permits and trades so homeowners have one accountable point of contact—and one clear view of the decisions affecting scope, schedule and budget.

What a full-home renovation can include

From structure to the final detail.

Layout + structural changes

Open or reconfigure rooms, relocate stairs and reinforce the house around the approved design.

Kitchens + bathrooms

Coordinate cabinetry, plumbing, waterproofing, tile, lighting and finish selections within the broader build.

Mechanical systems

Plan electrical, plumbing, heating, cooling and ventilation before walls are closed.

Interior construction

Manage insulation, drywall, flooring, millwork, stone, fixtures, paint and the final deficiency process.

Bright dining area created during a Toronto whole-home renovation

Planning before construction

Make the important decisions while they are still inexpensive to change.

Early feasibility and budgeting help test the design against the existing house before drawings and selections become difficult to revise. The goal is a buildable scope, a realistic approval path and fewer surprises after demolition.

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Full-home renovation FAQ

Questions Toronto homeowners ask.

What is included in a full-home renovation?+

A full-home renovation can include demolition, structural and layout changes, kitchens, bathrooms, mechanical systems, insulation, drywall, flooring, millwork, finishes and coordinated permit work.

Do we need to move out during construction?+

For a full gut renovation, homeowners should generally plan to relocate during active construction. The final recommendation depends on which systems and living areas are affected.

When should we involve a contractor?+

Before drawings are too far advanced. Early construction input helps test the design against the property, permit path and working budget while meaningful choices remain available.

Planning a major Toronto renovation?

Start with the house, the priorities and an honest budget conversation.

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