Condo renovation · Downtown Toronto
Full Condo Renovation in Downtown Toronto
AfterDowntown Toronto, Ontario · Completed 2026See all 15 photosOsoba Renos & Design completed this full condo renovation in downtown Toronto, transforming an outdated interior into a bright, modern, and highly functional living space. The renovation included full flooring remodeling, where the original parquet flooring was replaced with Scandinavian-style white plank engineered click hardwood installed over a cork underpad for added comfort and sound reduction.
This is the level of condo work we build for Downtown Toronto homeowners. The same in-house crew, project manager and fixed-price proposal come with it.
- In-house crew30+ years
- 5-year warrantyWorkmanship
- WSIB$2M liability
- One project managerStart to finish
The transformation
Inside the finished condo
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Like this condo?
Tell us about your unit and we will price this level of build for your layout, in writing, before anything is demolished.
- Free in-home consultation
- Fixed-price proposal
- 5-year workmanship warranty
The facts
Project at a glance
- Project
- Full Condo Renovation in Downtown Toronto
- Location
- Downtown Toronto
- Type
- Full condo renovation (flooring, kitchen, bathroom, painting, electrical)
- Completed
- 2026
- Budget
- $20,000–$50,000
- Published range for this scope tier, not this project’s contract price
- Timeline
- 4–8 weeks on site
- Published range for this scope tier
- Crew
- In-house, no subcontractor rotation
- Warranty
- 5-year workmanship
The case study
How this condo came together
A full Scandinavian-style condo renovation in downtown Toronto
Osoba Renos & Design completed this full condo renovation in downtown Toronto, transforming an outdated interior into a bright, modern, and highly functional living space. The renovation included full flooring remodeling, where the original parquet flooring was replaced with Scandinavian-style white plank engineered click hardwood installed over a cork underpad for added comfort and sound reduction.
The work
We also installed new baseboards, new trims, and solid-core interior doors to create a clean and cohesive finish throughout the condo. One of the main features of this project was the full kitchen renovation, including complete demolition, custom MDF painted kitchen cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a solid quartz backsplash. The kitchen was also upgraded with a new faucet, under-cabinet lighting, modern light fixtures, and updated electrical finishes for a clean and practical design.
The result
As part of the full condo renovation, we also completed a three-piece bathroom renovation with a bathtub, single vanity, toilet, new tile work, plumbing fixtures, lighting, and professional finishing. The project was completed with full interior painting, upgraded plugs, switches, light fixtures, and detailed finishing throughout, giving the condo a modern Scandinavian-inspired look.
Scope
What we built
- Parquet flooring removal
- Scandinavian-style engineered hardwood install (cork underpad)
- Baseboard and trim install
- Solid-core interior door replacement
- Full kitchen demolition and rebuild
- Custom MDF painted cabinetry install
- Quartz countertop and backsplash install
- Under-cabinet lighting install
- Three-piece bathroom renovation
- New tile work and plumbing fixtures
- Full interior painting
- Electrical upgrades (plugs, switches, light fixtures)
Budget
What a condo renovation like this costs
Condo renovation, typical partial scope
$20,000–$50,000
4–8 weeks on site
Flooring, doors and trim, paint, lighting and one bathroom, coordinated under one schedule.
Bathroom within the unit
$12,000–$22,000
2–4 weeks on site
Strip to studs, waterproofing, tile, vanity, fixtures, glass, lighting.
What moves the number
- How much of the layout moves: wall removal and rebuild versus finishes only
- How many bathrooms are in scope, and whether plumbing moves
- Flooring choice and how much of the unit it covers
- Building logistics: elevator booking, restricted hours, debris removal, board paperwork
We measure on site and give you a fixed-price proposal before work starts. If your budget and the scope you want do not line up, we will tell you that at the estimate rather than after.
Timeline
How long a condo renovation takes
A typical partial-scope unit runs 4–8 weeks on site. Add 2–4 weeks up front for the alteration agreement and elevator booking — that happens before demolition, so it does not extend the time you are out of the unit.
Timelines are the schedule we commit to at proposal, with milestones you can hold us to.
Want this priced for your unit?
We measure on site, handle the alteration package, and put the scope, schedule and fixed price in writing before demolition starts.
- Free in-home consultation
- Fixed-price proposal
- 5-year workmanship warranty
Why Osoba
Why homeowners hire Osoba for work like this
- No surprise pricing
- You get a detailed fixed-price proposal built from on-site measurements before construction starts, not an hourly estimate that drifts.
- One team, not a rotating cast
- Our in-house crew does the work. The same faces are in your home from the first day to final detailing, which is why the finishing holds up.
- One person responsible
- A dedicated project manager runs the job end to end and resolves anything that comes up, so you are not chasing trades.
- Peace of mind after we leave
- A 5-year workmanship warranty in writing, plus WSIB coverage and $2M general liability insurance.
- Condo work done properly
- We prepare the alteration package (scope, drawings, insurance certificate, WSIB clearance, worker list) and book the freight elevator.
Social proof
What homeowners say
This company helped us with a flooring repair job in our condo. Igor was very professional, he asked all the right questions in a pre-consultation to understand the work and met a very tight timeline we provided for the work to complete. When something was noticed with the installation that we wanted adjusted, he also took no time in sending someone over to help make the change. Would definitely consider working with Osoba again!
Questions answered
Condo renovation questions
How much does a condo renovation cost in Toronto?
Do I need condo board approval before work starts?
Do you use your own crew or subcontractors?
What warranty and insurance do you carry?
Let’s talk
Get your free condo quote
Tell us about your unit and our project manager Igor will reach out to book a free in-home consultation.
- Phone647-562-4275
- E-mailosobarenos@gmail.com
- Service areaMississauga & GTA
