Coquitlam, Port Moody and Port Coquitlam

Interior Renovations in the Tri-Cities

Old To New renovates interiors throughout Coquitlam, Port Moody and Port Coquitlam, from newer family homes on Burke Mountain and Westwood Plateau to condos near Newport Village and along the Evergreen Line. Our work covers open-concept conversions, load-bearing wall removal with engineering, full-floor makeovers, bonus-room finishing, custom trim and built-ins, and complete room reconfigurations. We are a fully insured general contractor and every Tri-Cities project starts with a free quote.

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Making newer Tri-Cities homes feel custom

Much of Burke Mountain and Westwood Plateau was built by production builders, and while the homes are solid, their interiors can feel generic: standard trim, builder paint, unfinished bonus rooms and awkward great-room proportions. We turn those houses into custom homes from the inside. Popular projects include finishing the bonus room over the garage into a media room or office, building wall-to-wall storage and desks for working from home, and upgrading trim, doors and feature walls throughout. Because these houses are relatively young, the structure and services are predictable, which keeps timelines tight. The difference between builder-basic and finished-to-suit is bigger than most owners expect.

Open-plan conversions in older Coquitlam and PoCo neighbourhoods

Away from the new subdivisions, neighbourhoods like Mary Hill in Port Coquitlam and central Coquitlam hold plenty of 1970s and 80s homes with divided floor plans. We open these interiors up, removing the wall between kitchen and living space with an engineered beam, widening cased openings and rerouting the traffic flow so the main level finally works as one room. Each municipality issues its own permits, and we manage applications with Coquitlam, Port Moody or Port Coquitlam depending on where you live. Pairing the structural work with new flooring and lighting in a single full-floor makeover usually stretches your budget furthest, since the trades are already mobilized.

Condo interiors near Newport Village and the Evergreen Line

The Evergreen Line brought a wave of condo living to the Tri-Cities, and many original units around Newport Village, Suter Brook and the Coquitlam Centre area are now due for their first real renovation. We handle the strata side, preparing alteration requests, insurance documents and schedules that satisfy councils and building managers. Inside the unit, we reconfigure enclosed kitchens where structure allows, replace flooring throughout, rebuild bathrooms and design built-in storage that makes smaller floor plans live larger. Work hours, elevator bookings and corridor protection all follow the building's rules, so your neighbours stay onside. Strata renovations vary widely in scope, and we quote each one free.

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Interior Renovations Questions in Tri-Cities

Can you finish the bonus room in our Burke Mountain house?

Yes, that is one of our most requested Tri-Cities projects. Depending on how the builder left it, the work may involve insulation, electrical, drywall, flooring and trim, and we confirm whether a City of Coquitlam permit is needed for your scope.

Do you renovate condos in Port Moody buildings with strict strata rules?

Regularly. Newport Village and Suter Brook buildings tend to have detailed alteration processes, and we prepare the full package their councils expect, then run the job within the building's hours and access rules.

Our Mary Hill home has a closed 1970s layout. What would opening it involve?

Typically one or two structural walls come out, replaced by beams an engineer sizes, with a Port Coquitlam building permit covering the work. Most projects also refresh flooring and lighting at the same time so the new space feels complete.

Which city handles the permit if I live on Westwood Plateau?

Westwood Plateau falls under the City of Coquitlam. We prepare and submit the application there, and we do the same with Port Moody or Port Coquitlam for homes in their jurisdictions.

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