Burnaby & Metro Vancouver
Whole-home renovation in Burnaby
Several rooms, a full floor or the whole house, planned as one project with one schedule and one contractor.
Renovating a few rooms one at a time means living in a construction zone for years and paying for set-up, protection and clean-up again and again. Planning the work as one project lets the trades move through the house in a sensible order: rough-in everywhere, then close up, then finish. It is faster, and the rooms end up looking like they belong to the same house.
One contractor running the whole job
On a multi-room project the hard part is not any one trade, it is the order they work in. As your home renovation contractor we plan the sequence, book the trades, arrange permits and inspections, and are the one number you call. You get one schedule and one written, itemized quote for the whole house instead of a separate contractor for every room.
Houses, townhouses and condos
In a detached house we can open walls, move rooms and update systems. In a townhouse or condo the work is planned around strata approval, building hours, elevator bookings and shared plumbing stacks. Either way, you get one plan, one schedule and one point of contact.
Interior renovations and home improvements
Not every project is the whole house. Many are a set of interior renovations done together: a primary ensuite and a second bathroom, a kitchen with new flooring through the main floor, or new doors, trim and paint throughout. One recent full-house project of ours replaced a jetted-tub ensuite with a freestanding tub, a frameless glass shower and a double vanity, and rebuilt a second bathroom. See the before and after photos on our projects page.
Staying in the house during the work
Many families stay put by renovating in phases, for example keeping one bathroom working while the other is rebuilt. We plan the order of work around how you live, and we tell you honestly when moving out for a few weeks would be quicker and cheaper.
Older Burnaby homes
Houses from earlier decades can hide knob-and-tube wiring, galvanized plumbing or materials that need testing before demolition. We look for these at the estimate stage so they are on the quote and not a surprise halfway through.
Our work
Photos from recent jobs
Our work
Recent projects
Full-house renovation: new primary ensuite and bathroom
Whole-Home
Part of a full-house renovation: a jetted-tub ensuite rebuilt with a freestanding tub, glass shower and double vanity, plus a second bathroom.
Plan ahead
Guides for this project
- How Much Does a Kitchen Renovation Cost in BC?Typical Metro Vancouver kitchen renovation ranges from refresh to custom, what cabinets, quartz and wall removal add, and realistic timelines.
- How Much Does a Bathroom Renovation Cost in Burnaby?Typical Metro Vancouver bathroom renovation ranges by scope, the line items that move the total, and the Burnaby permit rules that apply.
- Do You Need a Permit to Renovate in Burnaby?Which Burnaby renovations need a building, plumbing, gas or electrical permit, which do not, and how a basement project moves through the City.
- How to Choose a Renovation Contractor in BCSeven checks before you sign with a BC renovation contractor: licence, registration, insurance, written scope, payment schedule, permits and reviews.
Google reviews
Homeowners on working with us
I would not hesitate to call this team again for any future renovations. Their workmanship is exceptional, and the final results were absolutely outstanding. Thank you to Moin and the team for another job well done. While renovations can be a messy process, the incredible outcome made it completely worthwhile. Highly recommended!
Mary G., Google review
I came to Naimi Contracting with a half-baked idea for a Japanese bathhouse themed bathroom renovation, and Moin made it into a reality! I am completely satisfied with their work, and I would definitely hire them again for future jobs. …
Thomas O., Google review
We hired Naimi Contracting to work on our second floor renovation, the scope of works involving renovation of our two bathrooms, walk in closets in the master bedroom room, closets in all bedrooms, plus replacement of the whole carpet in …
Chih-Chung Y., Google review
FAQ
Questions we get asked
Should I renovate everything at once or room by room?
If the budget allows, one planned project is usually faster and cheaper overall, because set-up, rough-in and inspections are done once. If not, we can phase the work so the early stages do not have to be redone later.
Can we live in the house during a whole-home renovation?
Often yes, with the work phased. For projects that take out the kitchen and all bathrooms at once, a short move-out usually saves time and money.
Do you handle permits for a home renovation?
Yes. We work out which permits the project needs, apply for them and book the inspections.
Do you renovate condos and townhouses?
Yes. We work within your strata's approval process and bylaws.
Free estimate
Tell us about your project
We come out, measure and send a written, itemized quote.
More services
Other work we do
Kitchens
Layout changes, cabinets, quartz, tile, lighting and appliances, built and coordinated by one contractor.
Bathrooms
Main bathrooms, ensuites and powder rooms: waterproofing, tile, showers, tubs, vanities and plumbing.
Basements
Unfinished or dated basements turned into living space, bedrooms, bathrooms or a rental suite.
Laneway & Suites
Laneway homes and secondary suites for family or rental income, built to the City's rules.
General Contracting
Additions, structural repairs, custom builds and permit-managed projects run by one accountable contractor.
Tile, Floors & Decks
Tile, flooring, drywall, painting, decks, cabinets, countertops and waterproofing, alone or as part of a bigger job.