Basement renovations in Etobicoke

Etobicoke covers a lot of ground — character homes in the Kingsway, post-war strips through Alderwood and Long Branch, and 1960s neighbourhoods in between. The common thread is housing that's mostly past its fortieth birthday, with basements that are ready for real work rather than another coat of paint over old panelling.

Typical Etobicoke jobs run from waterproofing a mid-century basement in Alderwood to building a legal second suite under a Kingsway home, plus the steady list of in-between projects — a rec room for the kids, a basement bathroom, a proper home office below grade. Whatever's on your list, request a free basement quote.

• South Etobicoke's post-war bungalows and semis are popular basement-suite candidates, and many already have the separate side entrance a second unit needs.
• Streets near the Humber and Mimico Creeks sit in lower-lying pockets where drainage and moisture control come before finishes.
• 1950s and 60s houses here typically have full-height basements, which keeps finishing more straightforward than in the older city stock.