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Home Additions Etobicoke

Rear additions, second-storey additions and bump-outs in The Kingsway, Alderwood, Long Branch and Islington.

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Home additions in Etobicoke are some of our busiest projects. Lot sizes in established Etobicoke neighbourhoods support rear and side additions that would not fit on smaller central Toronto lots, and the housing stock includes hundreds of post-war bungalows ready for second-storey additions. We have built rear additions in The Kingsway, two-storey additions in Mimico, and full second-storey additions on Alderwood bungalows.

Most Common Etobicoke Addition Projects

Etobicoke Permit and Zoning Considerations

Etobicoke is part of the City of Toronto, so building permits and zoning bylaws are issued by the City of Toronto. Common Etobicoke zoning challenges:

Reference: City of Toronto zoning bylaws and City of Toronto building permits.

Pricing for Etobicoke Additions

What an Etobicoke Client Recently Said

"Had a second-floor addition done on our bungalow in Etobicoke. The structural work was complex but they managed the whole process including permits. Added 800 sq ft and it looks like it was always there." - James T., Etobicoke

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a home addition cost in Etobicoke?

Etobicoke home additions run $400 to $700 per square foot. A 400 sq ft rear addition typically lands at $180,000 to $300,000. A full second-storey addition on an Alderwood bungalow runs $400,000 to $700,000 depending on size and finish level.

Do I need a Committee of Adjustment in Etobicoke?

Often, yes. Many Etobicoke neighbourhoods have lot coverage, side-yard setback or floor space index limits that an addition will exceed. Committee of Adjustment minor variances add 3 to 5 months to the timeline.

Can I add a second storey to my Alderwood bungalow?

Most Alderwood and Long Branch bungalows can accept a wood-framed second storey if the existing foundation passes engineering review. Some require helical piles or footing extensions. We engage the structural engineer during the design phase.

Are there heritage rules in The Kingsway?

Some Kingsway streets have heritage designations or sit within Heritage Conservation Districts. Exterior changes including additions visible from the street need heritage permit approval. We confirm heritage status during the estimate.

How long does an Etobicoke addition take?

Permit phase runs 4 to 8 months including Committee of Adjustment if needed. Construction runs 4 to 8 months depending on size. Plan for 9 to 14 months end-to-end for a typical Etobicoke rear or second-storey addition.

Free Etobicoke Addition Estimate

Tell us about your project. We will visit your home, discuss the addition scope, and prepare a written quote.