Interior Remodeling · Markham
Better flow, better light and finishes that feel current. RENAWO reworks Markham main floors and living spaces so the layout matches how you live today, without necessarily touching the kitchen or bathrooms.
Serving Markham Homeowners
Interior renovation covers the parts of a home people notice first: how rooms connect, the floors underfoot, the staircase, the ceilings, the trim and the light. Changing these elements can make a house feel entirely different, even when the kitchen and bathrooms stay as they are or are planned for a later phase.
A common request in Markham is to make a main floor feel more open and more useful. Formal living and dining rooms that sit empty most of the year, narrow hallways and dark interior corners are all things we can rethink. The aim is not simply to remove walls, but to create spaces with a clear purpose and good sightlines.
Local Insight
Floor plans in Markham tend to reflect the decade they were built in. These are the patterns that most often guide interior work.
Many two-storey homes from the 1980s through the 2000s have a front living room and separate dining room that are rarely used. Combining or repurposing them, for example as an office or library, can add real everyday value.
Original oak railings, carpeted stairs and mixed flooring are typical of homes from that era. Replacing treads, pickets and flooring throughout gives the interior a cohesive, updated look.
Some homes in Markham’s more established neighbourhoods have compartmentalized plans with small rooms and long hallways. Careful wall removal and improved lighting can open these up while respecting the structure.
In Unionville, Thornhill and Markham Village, interior work can modernize a layout while keeping or recreating trim profiles, doors and other details that suit the house.
Scope of Work
We confirm the exact scope after visiting the home. Interior projects often include:
Planning & Permits
Not every wall can come down easily. Some carry loads from the floor or roof above, and many contain ducts, plumbing stacks or wiring. We assess each wall before proposing changes and plan beams, posts or rerouted services where needed. Flooring transitions, ceiling patches and heating vents also need to be addressed so an opened-up space looks intentional rather than patched together.
If you plan to renovate the kitchen later, we lay out the interior work so it will not need to be redone when that phase begins.
Building permits for Markham are handled by the City of Markham. Depending on the scope of work, a permit may be required — see the City of Markham website or ask us to review your project during planning.
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FAQ
Often, yes, with an appropriately designed beam and supports. We assess the wall and what it carries first, and involve engineering input where the scope calls for it.
Yes. Depending on the existing stair construction, we either cap the treads or replace them, and update railings and pickets so the staircase matches the new flooring.
Depending on the scope of work, a permit may be required. Cosmetic updates differ from structural wall removal or changes to plumbing, electrical or HVAC. We help identify what may need review with the City of Markham.
For many interior projects, yes, with dust protection and work areas planned in stages. Flooring that runs through the whole main floor may require a short period away from the home.
Start Your Project
Book an in-home consultation and we will walk your space with you and outline what an interior renovation could change.