Renovation of the Month Archive 
Nothing tells the story of a home’s transformation better than before and after pictures. The Home Renovation Guide’s Renovations of the Month provide you with a gallery of these shots, along with complete renovation and product information. Look through the archives to view and rate these complete home makeovers.
Nouveau Country Charm
Provided by Heath CarpentryThe homeowners used their own design to transform this circa 1860 Ontario farmhouse into a stately traditional interior with a classic new 450-square feet kitchen.
The Bungalow Build-on
Provided by Touchwood ContractingThis three bedroom brick bungalow located in Georgetown, Ontario originally built in 1935 was small and cottage-like. Could higher ceilings and more room be a possibility? The answer would be a complete tear down of the existing extension for a new addition that would not only increase the size of the home, but encompass higher ceilings and bring in more natural light.
Splendor in the Kitchen
Provided by Totally Dependable Contracting ServicesThis grand yet comfortable late 1990s house located in a sprawling neighborhood near The Forum in Duluth is a family home with growing young boys. The finishes became dated the last few years and the kitchen was no longer efficient. In fact, this family had outgrown the original kitchen and greatly needed additional room and storage. The new layout takes full advantage of the large, open space and provides a beautiful and family-friendly multi-functional environment.
Renovating From the Inside Out
Provided by Channel Custom BuildersSometimes, a dream home is not the one that lasts forever - it is the home that allows homeowners to change with their needs, wants and even the rest of the neighborhood. Such was the case with this Calgary home, built in 1960 as a 1,300-square-foot bungalow ...
New Home, Blank Slate
Provided by EBONY Kitchen & Bath Inc.When building a home from the ground up, it’s not necessarily simple to envision what may go inside. Staring into the deep hole of the foundation, the last thing on most homeowners’ minds is the placement of the bathtub or the type of flooring that will eventually lie underfoot. Fortunately ...
The Lighter Side of the Kitchen
Provided by CCI RenovationsThe great debate in real estate often comes down to the "can I live with it?" question. Buyers look at a home that may not be set out the way they'd dreamed, but they can envision "living with it" for the time being - at least, until they can afford to change it. This was the way this North Vancouver family approached their home, a beautiful space enveloped ...
HRG Renovation Blog
Indoor and Outdoor Winterizing Tips for the Home
by Susan04/12/2008
It’s not too late to ensure that your home, from outside in has been poked, prodded, and provided for when it comes to winter care. Below are some steps you can take that will your home more comfortable, energy efficient and save money; you may even prevent damage caused by colder temperatures and weather conditions. [...] Read the whole blog entry »
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