Home renovation services in Windsor

Windsor still has some of the most affordable older housing in Ontario, which makes it a natural place to buy a solid 1920s brick house and put real money into the interior. Walkerville and Sandwich are full of character homes with original trim and hardwood, while Riverside and South Windsor lean toward post-war bungalows and ranches that take well to open-concept rework.

Renovators here tend to focus on kitchens, upstairs bathrooms, and turning damp basements into usable living space — plus the insulation and window upgrades these older homes almost always need. Describe your project, from a single room to a full gut and rebuild, and we'll get you a free quote from contractors who know Windsor's housing stock street by street.

• Olde Walkerville is a designated heritage conservation district, and exterior alterations there may require heritage approval alongside the building permit.
• A large share of Windsor homes were built before 1960, so electrical, plumbing, and insulation upgrades are common companions to cosmetic renovations.
• Basement waterproofing deserves real attention here — parts of Windsor and Riverside have a history of basement flooding during heavy rain events.