Whole-Home Renovations in Calgary
When several rooms change at once, the order of work matters more than any single finish. One contractor planning the whole job keeps it moving.
What whole-home renovations involves
A whole-home renovation updates several rooms, or the whole house, in one project. Done as one job, the framing, drywall and finishing happen once, in the right order, instead of room by room over years.
Who it’s for
- Buyers renovating an older home before moving in
- Families reworking a layout that no longer fits
- Investors preparing a property for rent or sale
What the work usually includes
- A single plan and schedule for every room
- Demolition, framing and layout changes
- Insulation, drywall and finishing throughout
- Kitchen, bathroom and basement work as needed
- Coordination of licensed trades and permits where required
From first measurement to final walkthrough
Alberta’s prepaid contracting rules give you a written contract with an itemized price, start and finish dates, and your cancellation rights. Here’s how a job usually runs.
Talk it through
Call, WhatsApp or send the quote form. Photos of the space help.
Site visit
We see the space, take measurements and listen to what you want.
Written quote
An itemized price and a written contract with start and finish dates.
Permits
Where the City requires a permit, it's sorted out before work starts.
Build
Clean, organized work, with updates as each stage is done.
Walkthrough
We go over every detail with you before the final payment.
Whole home questions
How do I get a quote?
Send the quote form, call or WhatsApp (587) 889-9626. Photos of the space help. After a site visit you get a written, itemized quote.
Is it safe to pay a contractor a deposit in Alberta?
Only pay a deposit to a contractor licensed by Service Alberta as a prepaid contractor. Alberta requires that licence before a contractor can take money before the work is finished, and licensed contractors post security with the province. Bedrock Contracting holds a prepaid contractor licence, and you can check it on Service Alberta's licensed business search.
What should I check before the final payment?
Walk through the finished work with your contractor, and check the Alberta Land Titles office for any builder's liens registered against your property. The City of Calgary recommends this before the final payment.