Home Renovation Contractor inMontreal

Renovation in Montreal

Why homeowners in Montreal choose Apex

Montreal is our home. We serve renovation projects across every borough - from Plateau-Mont-Royal and Rosemont to Ahuntsic, Saint-Laurent, and LaSalle. We understand Montreal's housing stock: the duplexes and triplexes, the 1950s bungalows, the converted lofts, and the single-family homes in established neighbourhoods. Our team has handled the specific structural, mechanical, and permit challenges that come with renovating older Montreal properties. Montreal's housing stock is older than most Canadian cities, which means our team spends as much time diagnosing what is behind the walls as we do planning what goes in front of them. Knob-and-tube wiring, cast iron plumbing stacks, balloon framing, and settling foundations are all things we assess before quoting a project, not surprises we discover mid-renovation. We also understand the rhythm of the Montreal renovation season: permit offices get busy in spring, material lead times stretch around the holidays, and winter projects require extra planning for material delivery and site heating. We plan every project around these realities rather than around a generic national timeline. Our clients span every stage of homeownership: young families updating a first home in Rosemont or Villeray, empty nesters modernizing a house they have lived in for decades, and investors preparing a triplex for new tenants. What ties these projects together is the same process - a detailed written estimate, one point of contact, and a job site that respects the fact that people are still living their lives around the construction.

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

Our office is located at 3250 Ridgewood Ave in NDG, giving us easy access to all parts of the island. Whether you are in the west end, the Plateau, or the east end of Montreal, we serve your neighbourhood. We regularly work near Atwater Market and the Lachine Canal, in the triplexes of the Plateau and Mile-End, in the bungalows of Saint-Laurent and Ahuntsic, and in the character homes near Angrignon Park in LaSalle. Each of these pockets of the city has its own housing quirks - the narrow row houses near the Main, the postwar bungalows further from downtown, the converted industrial lofts near the Canal - and our estimates reflect the specific building type we are walking into, not a one-size-fits-all number.