Home Renovation Contractor inLaval

Renovation in Laval

Why homeowners in Laval choose Apex

Laval is a growing city with a diverse range of housing types - from postwar bungalows and split-levels in established areas like Chomedey and Vimont, to newer construction in Laval-des-Rapides and Sainte-Rose. We serve Laval homeowners with the same detailed estimates, dedicated project management, and permit handling that our Montreal clients rely on. The renovation market in Laval is active, and we bring the experience and process to match. Laval's housing stock skews newer and larger than Montreal's, on average, with more single-family homes on their own lots rather than the duplexes and triplexes common on the island. This changes the kind of renovation work we see most often: full basement finishing is extremely common, since Laval basements tend to be larger and better suited to a family room, home gym, or income-generating rental suite. Kitchen renovations in Laval also tend to involve larger footprints and open-concept layout changes, since many Laval homes were designed with more compartmentalized kitchens that homeowners now want opened up. We also see more home addition projects in Laval than in central Montreal, simply because lot sizes make a rear extension or second-floor addition more feasible. Our team applies the same estimate discipline and permit management to every Laval project, working with the City of Laval's building department the same way we work with Montreal boroughs.

Looking for a specific project? See our kitchen renovations service for details on pricing, process, and timeline.

Laval sits just north of Montreal across the Riviere-des-Prairies and Riviere-Laval. We serve clients across Laval including Chomedey, Laval-des-Rapides, Vimont, Auteuil, Sainte-Rose, and Pont-Viau. The drive from our NDG office typically takes 25-40 minutes depending on traffic. We are familiar with the established bungalow streets of Chomedey near Carrefour Laval, the split-level homes of Vimont and Auteuil, and the newer subdivisions in Sainte-Rose and Fabreville, each of which presents a different renovation profile.