Hamilton General
Contractor &
Home Renovations.

Petta’s published core services include kitchen and bathroom renovations, basement renovations, home additions, general contracting, new-home construction and commercial construction. Related framing, drywall, flooring, tile, carpentry and structural work can be reviewed within your proposed scope. Describe the complete outcome so the connected work can be assessed together.

Project enquiries are welcome across Hamilton, Stoney Creek, Ancaster, Dundas, Waterdown, Flamborough, Binbrook, Glanbrook, Hamilton Mountain and lower-city neighbourhoods. Burlington and surrounding communities are also covered. Larger projects along the Niagara corridor, including Grimsby, Lincoln, St. Catharines, Thorold, Welland and Niagara Falls, are reviewed for travel and scheduling.

A broad market planning allowance for a complete bathroom remodel is $18,000–$40,000 CAD or more. Room size, fixture changes, tile, waterproofing and existing conditions influence the price. This is educational guidance rather than a Petta price. A project quote should define inclusions, exclusions and tax treatment.

For family living space, $35,000–$85,000 CAD or more is a broad market planning range. Area, bathrooms, service changes, moisture conditions and finishes affect the scope. A separate basement apartment has additional design and approval questions and should receive its own estimate. Petta’s accepted quote follows the property review and specifications.

A complete kitchen renovation can be planned with a broad market allowance of $30,000–$90,000 CAD or more. Cabinetry, counters, appliances, service relocation and wall changes are major variables. Premium selections and structural work can exceed that range. Start with a measured layout and a list of inclusions before comparing quotes.

That intention can be discussed, but a family basement and an independent dwelling are different scopes. Entry, services, fire and life-safety requirements, ceiling conditions and municipal approvals need property-specific review. Rental income or legal occupancy should never be assumed from a finished room alone.

Older-home remodelling can be discussed with the building’s condition and retained features in view. Previous alterations, hidden services and material assessment can affect the scope. Plan suitable investigation, a contingency and written change approval rather than assuming that every condition is visible before demolition.

A proposed opening can be assessed. The wall’s structural role and service routes must be understood, and appropriate design and approvals may be required. Beam or post locations, cabinetry, floors and finish restoration should be included in the plan before removal proceeds.

In Hamilton, finishing or partially finishing a basement requires a building permit. New or relocated plumbing, wall changes, additions and new dwelling units also require attention. Review the complete scope with the responsible municipality and identify design, application and inspection responsibilities in the project agreement.

Often that can be discussed, but the workable arrangement depends on the rooms affected, access and construction sequence. Kitchens, bathrooms, stairs and service interruptions can change the answer. Plan protected routes, household facilities, pets and work-from-home needs before deciding on an occupied-home schedule.

The calendar depends on scope, design readiness, approvals, material lead times, trade sequence and building conditions. Preparation time and construction time are different. Ask for milestones, dependencies and a process for schedule updates rather than relying on a duration that ignores the project details.

Yes, larger project enquiries as far as Niagara Falls can be reviewed. Project size, site access, travel and trade scheduling need to work together. Share the address, intended scope, drawings if available and timing so the team can assess the fit.

Use the quote form or call (289) 965-8512. Include the property address, the service you need and a short description of your goals. Room photos, existing drawings, preferred timing and a budget range help make the first conversation productive. The next step and any site visit are arranged directly with the team.

Yes. The project photographs are drawn from Petta Construction’s original public website archive. Captions preserve the named project or known location. Construction-to-completion sliders use original commercial project photographs; images are not digitally fabricated into invented renovation results.