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Kavaleer Renovations Established in 2011 we service Calgary and area with professional renovation, exterior structures, Call Kavaleer Renovations today to get started!

Since its inception, Kavaleer Renovations has been one of the most trusted home renovations companies in Calgary. We specialize in building new homes, full custom renovations, and even home additions like secondary suites. At Kavaleer Renovations, we know that building or renovating a home is a big investment and a personal experience and can be daunting at first. That’s why we emphasize clear communication with our clients as a pillar of our business. Whether you need kitchen renovations, bathroom renovations or complete renovations in Calgary, we will be with you from concept to completion. Part of our commitment to open communication is our belief in transparent cost breakdowns that allow maximum flexibility throughout the build process. Our friendly, well-trained team is dedicated to helping you create the home you’ve always dreamed of building. They are educated in proper pre-construction planning, expert building practices and our proprietary checklist to ensure superior build quality. For your complete peace of mind, we provide our Knockout Guarantee as well as a two-year material and labour warranty on all of our work, from basement development to home additions. The first step to building your dream home is to have a 100% FREE no-obligation consultation.

Aging in place is not a category of renovation that needs to look clinical. Done well, it is a set of thoughtful design ...
10/23/2026

Aging in place is not a category of renovation that needs to look clinical. Done well, it is a set of thoughtful design decisions that make a home more comfortable, more accessible, and more livable at every stage.

Wider doorways. Curbless showers. Better lighting. Reinforced walls where grab bars might eventually be added. A primary bedroom on the main floor. These decisions are much easier to build in during a renovation you are already doing than to retrofit later.

For homeowners planning to stay in their home for the long term, it is worth having the conversation early - even if the need for it feels years away.

10/21/2026

Can you live in your home during a major renovation?

We get this question a lot.

Today, Kyle walks through how one family is living in their home while a major main-floor renovation is underway, and some of the steps we take to make that possible - from separating the living areas from the construction zone to protecting finished surfaces, controlling dust, and maintaining safe access through the home.

It’s a good look at the planning and site protection that help make day-to-day living more manageable during construction.

For most homeowners, the hardest part of a major renovation is not the design or the build itself. It is knowing where t...
10/19/2026

For most homeowners, the hardest part of a major renovation is not the design or the build itself. It is knowing where to begin - what to think through first, what decisions to make early, and how to set the project up in a way that makes everything that follows easier.

Our latest blog walks through what that starting point actually looks like. The questions worth answering before scope is defined, the conversations that should happen first, and how the early decisions shape the entire project.

If you are thinking about a larger renovation and not sure where to begin, it is a useful place to start.

Read the full blog through the link on our website.

One of the more common questions homeowners have is whether their renovation actually requires a permit. In Calgary, the...
10/14/2026

One of the more common questions homeowners have is whether their renovation actually requires a permit. In Calgary, the answer for most meaningful projects is yes - and the ones that do not require a permit are usually the smaller cosmetic updates that fall outside what a full renovation would even involve.

Structural changes, electrical work, plumbing changes, additions, basement developments, and most kitchen or bathroom renovations at the level we work at all require permits. Skipping them is not saving time. It creates real problems at resale, in insurance claims, and in future work on the home.

Handling permits properly is part of what a well-run project looks like. It is not something to work around.

10/12/2026

Back at our Rocky View project, and a lot has changed since the first walkthrough.

The new addition is taking shape, the back wall has been opened up, and we’re now working through framing, structural details and rough-ins throughout the home.

Kyle walks through where the project stands and what’s coming next.

A renovation budget includes more than the materials and finishes you see at the end.Design and pre-construction work ar...
10/09/2026

A renovation budget includes more than the materials and finishes you see at the end.

Design and pre-construction work are part of that. So are the practical requirements of running a renovation - demolition and disposal, protecting existing surfaces, dust control and site setup. Depending on the project, there may also be costs for storage, temporary accommodation or moving while construction is underway.

Permits themselves are often only one part of the picture. What is easier to overlook is everything required to prepare for the work, protect the home and keep the project moving properly.

Understanding those costs early gives homeowners a much clearer picture of what the overall renovation investment actually includes.

When homeowners think about renovations that hold their value over time, the answer is usually more focused than most pe...
10/07/2026

When homeowners think about renovations that hold their value over time, the answer is usually more focused than most people expect.

Kitchens consistently return the most, both in resale and in daily use. Primary bathrooms follow closely. Layout improvements that solve a real functional problem - a wall removed to open a main floor, a poorly placed staircase reworked, a mudroom added where none existed - tend to add value beyond what the materials themselves would suggest.

The renovations that hold up over time are usually the ones that address something functional about how the home works. Not just how it looks.

10/05/2026

Good renovations are shaped long before construction begins.

This is what a detailed pre-construction process looks like - developing the design, working through plans and selections, coordinating pricing, and making sure the project is clearly understood before work starts.

The goal is simple: fewer surprises and a finished home that reflects what was planned from the beginning.

There is a common assumption that renovations should start in spring or summer. In reality, fall and winter can make jus...
10/02/2026

There is a common assumption that renovations should start in spring or summer. In reality, fall and winter can make just as much sense for the right project.

For primarily interior renovations, much of the work can continue through the colder months without the same weather considerations as exterior construction. Depending on the project and current schedules, trade availability can also look different outside the busiest parts of the year.

A fall or winter start can also mean having a significant portion of the renovation completed before summer arrives - rather than spending the warmer months in the middle of construction.

Every project has its own timing considerations, particularly when exterior work is involved. But the best time to begin is not automatically spring or summer. It is the timing that makes the most sense for the scope of the project and the homeowner’s priorities.

09/28/2026

A new interior renovation underway in Elbow Valley Estates.

From a reworked kitchen and custom office to bold finishes, built-ins and a completely redesigned primary suite, this home is being shaped around how the client wants to live - with plenty of personality throughout.

Kyle and Maria walk through the plans before construction begins.

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4615 112 Avenue Southeast
Calgary, AB
T2C5J3

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
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