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Northern Ontario · Q3 2026

Flooring renovation cost in Northern Ontario

Removal, subfloor prep, material, and trim. The figures below are modelled for Northern Ontario using our 0.97× regional cost multiplier, on a detached home built 1960-1989 at a mid-range finish.

Typical planning budget

$11,500 to $18,550

Typical $13,800 · includes 12% contingency

Before contingency

$10,250$12,300$16,550
LowTypicalHigh

Cost by finish level in Northern Ontario

Finish level moves the number more than almost anything else you control. All three rows use the same Northern Ontario multiplier and the same scope.

FinishLowTypicalHigh
BudgetStock materials, simple details, value fixtures$8,350$10,000$13,400
Mid-rangeCommon homeowner choice: durable materials, better fixtures$11,500$13,800$18,550
PremiumHigh-end materials, custom detailing, designer fixtures$16,700$20,100$26,950

Cost by size in Northern Ontario

Typical all-in planning budgets at three representative sizes, mid-range finish.

SizeLowTypicalHigh
200 sq ft$3,700$4,400$5,950
800 sq ft$11,500$13,800$18,550
1,600 sq ft$21,850$26,250$35,300

Where the money goes

The $13,800 typical figure for Northern Ontario, broken into the lines a contractor quote should also separate.

Renovation budget breakdown by category with low, typical, and high planning values in Canadian dollars
CategoryLowTypicalHigh
Materials$4,550$5,450$7,350
Labour$4,850$5,850$7,850
Demolition and disposal$850$1,000$1,350
Permit and design allowance$0$0$0
Subtotal$10,250$12,300$16,550
Contingency (12%)$1,250$1,500$2,000
Total planning budget$11,500$13,800$18,550

Compared with the rest of Ontario

Same project, same scope and finish, priced against every other Ontario region we model.

RegionMultiplierTypicalvs Northern Ontario
Northern Ontario (this page)0.97×$13,800
Toronto1.15×$16,400+19%
GTA (outside Toronto)1.10×$15,700+14%
Hamilton and Niagara1.05×$14,950+8%
Ottawa1.00×$14,300+4%
London and southwestern Ontario0.98×$13,950+1%
Other Ontario0.95×$13,550-2%

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