Canada’s Home Renovation Scene in 2025: Trends, Spending & Insights

Canada’s Home Renovation Scene in 2025: Trends, Spending & Insights

  1. Renovation Spending Is Surging

Nearly half of Canadians (about 49%) are currently planning, undertaking, or have recently completed home renovation projects, with the average expected renovation cost now around CAD 19,000 almost double the estimated cost of CAD 10,000 in 2019 .

Major renovations, particularly in kitchens and bathrooms, are still on the rise. According to a 2024 Houzz report, median renovation spending increased by 60% since 2015, with high-end projects often costing up to US $150,000 .

  1. Eco-Conscious Design Is Mainstream

Energy-efficient and sustainable renovations are now top priorities. Many homeowners are investing in energy-saving appliances, better insulation, LED lighting, and upgraded HVAC systems .

Among those who focus on energy efficiency, an average of 63% of their renovation budget is dedicated to these upgrades. A remarkable 78% report energy bill savings, and 93% are satisfied with the results .

  1. Smart Homes & Multi-Functional Spaces

Smart home features, such as voice-controlled lighting, automated security, and climate systems, are now expected in modern renovations .

The increasing prevalence of multi-purpose rooms home offices, workout areas, guest spaces, and entertainment corners reflects a shift toward flexibility as work-from-home arrangements persist .

  1. Bold Style Meets Accessibility

Bold finishes and rich textures are replacing minimalist motifs. Home features such as fluted wood panels, graphic tiles, warm earthy palettes (think terracotta, forest green), and mixed metal accents (like matte black, brass, and chrome) are trending .

Renovations focusing on aging-in-place like barrier-free showers, lever handles, smart lighting, and zero-threshold entries are increasingly popular, blending safety with design .

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