Volume R, Interiors

Full Renovations

Make the house you have the house you want.

Most renovations go sideways between trades: the tile guy blames the plumber who blames the framer. We run the whole job with one crew lead, so nothing falls between the gaps.

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Bright renovated kitchen with island seating, CraftWell Group London Ontario

R-201

Kitchens

Layout changes, cabinetry, counters, backsplash, lighting, and flooring, coordinated as one job instead of five separate trades pointing at each other. The room your house runs on, rebuilt properly.

Renovated bathroom with freestanding tub, CraftWell Group London Ontario

R-202

Bathrooms

Full gut renovations and smart refreshes: waterproofing done right behind the tile, proper ventilation, vanities, glass, and fixtures that fit the space instead of fighting it.

Basement framing in progress before finishing, CraftWell Group London Ontario

R-203

Basements

Framing, insulation, electrical coordination, drywall, flooring, and trim that turn the coldest floor in the house into the one everybody argues over. Rec rooms, offices, gyms, in-law spaces.

Finished room with new wood flooring and trim, CraftWell Group London Ontario

R-204

Flooring + Trim

Hardwood, laminate, vinyl plank, and tile, with the subfloor prep that keeps them quiet and flat. Baseboards, casings, and doors that make the whole floor read as finished.

Backyard deck with seating area, CraftWell Group London Ontario

R-205

Decks + Porches

Pressure-treated and composite decks, front porches, railings, and stairs, framed to code and built square. Outdoor rooms that add real usable space from May to October.

Renovated open living space with exposed beams, CraftWell Group London Ontario

R-206

Whole-Home Projects

Multi-room renovations sequenced so you can keep living in the house. One schedule, one crew lead, one quote covering the entire scope, updated in writing if anything changes.

Modern renovated bathroom with glass shower, CraftWell Group London Ontario — R-202 / Waterproofing first, glass last

Renovating a home you still live in

Your house is not a job site. We treat it that way.

Dust barriers go up before demo starts. Floors get protected along the paths we walk. Tools get packed and the space gets swept at the end of every working day.

You will know each morning what is happening that day, and your crew lead will flag anything unexpected the moment the wall is open, with options and prices, before work continues.

That is the whole trick to a renovation that feels calm instead of chaotic: information early, mess contained, and one person accountable for both.