Residential

Condo Renovation
Chicago

Condo kitchens, bathrooms, and full gut renovations in Chicago high-rises and vintage buildings, done to your building’s rules: association approvals, insurance certificates, elevator bookings, and quiet hours handled for you.

  • Association approval package and COIs prepared for you
  • Carpentry, tile, flooring and paint by our own crews
  • Elevator bookings, quiet hours and common-area protection handled
  • Free on-site estimate and a written, line-item bid
  • Chicago-based, in-house crews
  • Licensed, bonded & insured in IL
  • 1-year written workmanship warranty

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What We Do

Condo Renovation
in Chicago

A condo renovation in Chicago is a different job from renovating a house. Before any work starts, the association has to approve the plans, the building needs the contractor’s license and certificates of insurance, and the freight elevator, deliveries, and work hours all run on the building’s rules. 32 Build plans for all of it before we bid, so your condo renovation schedule is realistic from the start.

We renovate condos from kitchens and baths to full gut renovations, in lakefront high-rises in the Gold Coast, Streeterville, and the South Loop, and in vintage and loft buildings across the city. Our own crews self-perform framing, drywall, finish carpentry, millwork, tile, flooring, and paint, and we schedule and manage the licensed plumbers, electricians, and HVAC subcontractors.

In a condo, your neighbors are on the other side of the wall, the floor, and the ceiling. We check the association’s flooring sound requirements and install the required underlayment, waterproof every wet area over the unit below, and coordinate any work on shared risers and building systems with the building engineer.

You get one point of contact from the association submission to the final walkthrough. We prepare the paperwork the board asks for, book the elevator through building management, protect the halls and common areas along the path of travel, and clean up at the end of every day.

Scope of Work

What Makes a Great Condo Renovation in Chicago

A condo renovation succeeds or stalls on the building’s rules as much as on the work itself. Here’s what we build into every condo project.

Association Approval Package

Plans or scope of work, material specs, and a schedule, prepared for the board’s review.

Certificates of Insurance

COIs naming the association, the management company, and any additional insureds the building requires.

Elevator & Delivery Bookings

Freight elevator and loading dock reserved through building management, deliveries on the building’s schedule.

Work Within Quiet Hours

Loud work kept to the building’s approved hours, so the job never stops over a noise complaint.

Common-Area Protection

Halls, elevators, and lobbies protected along the path of travel, and cleaned at the end of every day.

Dust Containment

The work area sealed off from the rest of the unit and the corridor.

Sound-Rated Flooring

The association’s sound transmission rules checked and the required underlayment installed under every new floor.

Waterproofing Over the Unit Below

Full membrane systems in showers and wet areas, so no leak ever reaches a neighbor’s ceiling.

Shared Risers & Building Systems

Plumbing risers, HVAC, and shared systems coordinated with the building engineer before we touch them.

Condo Kitchens

Cabinets, countertops, appliances, and layout changes that fit the unit and the building’s rules.

Condo Bathrooms

Tile showers, vanities, and fixtures, including reworked layouts with plumbing moved where the space opens up.

Layout Changes

Walls moved and rooms opened up, with an engineer’s review where the building requires one.

Millwork & Built-Ins

Custom closets, built-ins, and trim by our own finish carpenters, sized to the unit.

Clean Handoff

A punch-list walkthrough with you, full cleanup, and our 1-year written workmanship warranty.

Pricing

What Does It Cost
in Chicago?

Transparent ranges based on recent Chicago projects. Your exact cost depends on scope, materials, and conditions.

Condo Bathroom Renovation
$20K – $55K

Complete gut and rebuild of a condo bathroom: waterproofing, custom tile shower, new vanity, and all new fixtures.

Condo Kitchen Renovation
$35K – $80K

Layout changes, new cabinetry, stone countertops, appliances, tile, and lighting, planned around the building’s rules.

Most common scope
Full Condo Gut Renovation
$250K – $750K

Complete gut renovation of a high-rise condominium with new systems, kitchen and baths, custom millwork, and finishes throughout.

Free Estimate: Every project starts with a free on-site consultation and written estimate. No obligation, no pressure. We'll tell you exactly what your project costs before you commit.

How It Works

Our Process

01/ 06

Free On-Site Estimate

Bid in 1–2 weeks

We reply the same day, walk the unit with you, and review the association’s rules and contractor packet. You get a written, line-item bid within 1–2 weeks of the visit.

Common Questions

Frequently
Asked Questions

Most clients have the same questions before starting. Here are straightforward answers — no hedging.

Still have questions? Let's talk

It depends on the scope. A full condo bathroom renovation typically runs $20,000 to $55,000 in Chicago, and a condo kitchen renovation with new cabinetry, countertops, and appliances typically runs $35,000 to $80,000. A full gut renovation of a high-rise condo, with new systems, kitchen and baths, and custom millwork, typically runs $250,000 to $750,000. You get a written, line-item bid after we walk the unit.

Get a Bid

Ready to Start Your Condo Renovation?

Tell us a little about the project. We’ll set up a free walkthrough and send a written, line-item bid.

Or call/text (773) 457-2007
  • Licensed, bonded & insured in IL
  • 1-year written workmanship warranty

Get your free estimate

Condo Renovation · Same-day response. No obligation.

Phone or email (one is enough)

Rather talk? Call or text (773) 457-2007