Second Floor Additions

Starting with a thorough check of your home is important. Our team at Kozak Renovations looks at the strength of the foundation and the structure to make sure your home can hold a second floor. In Toronto, we check the type of soil and current support to prevent any problems later. You can think of this as setting up a strong base for a good outcome.

Our design phase focuses on turning your ideas into reality. We work closely with you to create layouts that suit your lifestyle and fit well with your current space. Whether you prefer modern or traditional styles, we pay attention to every detail. We use design to enhance comfort and beauty. It’s your dream, and we’re here to help make it happen.

Getting through Toronto’s building rules is easy with us. We manage the permits you need and follow zoning rules, height limits, and more. This makes the process simple. Our strong understanding of local guidelines helps get approvals, keeping your project on track and on time.

Once we have the permits, we start the physical work. If we need to do any demolition, we do it carefully. After that, we put up the framing, insulation, and roofing. We always keep safety in mind and try to limit any disruption. We keep the site clean and organized. We treat your space with respect, just like it is our own.

Attention to detail is important in our final work. We handle everything from drywall and painting to putting in doors and windows. We make sure both inside and outside reflect quality and style. We follow strict inspections, as per Toronto’s rules, so that every part meets the codes. This gives you peace of mind that everything is in good shape.

Navigating Toronto’s zoning rules is important when thinking about a second-floor addition. These rules often determine how much of the lot you can cover, the height of the building, and how far it must sit back from the property line. Homeowners must follow these rules to avoid slowdowns. There may be special restrictions, especially in heritage areas like Yorkville or Lawrence Park. It’s also essential to think about the look of the area. Keeping the neighborhood’s style intact helps maintain community standards and protects property values. You can use new designs while making sure they fit in with the surrounding style, whether that’s traditional or modern.

Toronto’s changeable weather needs careful planning. Snowy winters can delay projects. Choosing strong materials, like wood or brick, helps them stand up to weather. Good insulation and energy savings are important for comfort and lowering bills. Use eco-friendly options for a lasting build that works well in all seasons.