Home Improvements: 45% Of Canadian Homeowners Planning To Stay And Renovate rather Than Move
Making a house a home can take time, money and effort, and recent figures show that nearly half of all homeowners in Canada are planning to renovate their home in the near future.
According to a report by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC), spending on home improvements is down but 45% of homeowners were planning to renovate their homes from 2018 to 2019.
The report also found that among over-55s, 71% of homeowners preferred staying in their homes and renovating rather than selling up. And while homeowners are more likely to undertake low-cost renovations than large-scale projects, it’s still looking like a busy time for the home improvement industry.
One Canadian company is anticipating the ongoing popularity of home renovation by nurturing a personalized approach to suit each customer’s specific needs. Delta Classic Homes, based in Toronto, have a highly skilled team of industry experts who carefully plan and design a schedule that suits customers’ budget and timeframe.
Also coming as standard for all customers is a five-year warranty to back up Delta’s 100% satisfaction guarantee, and modern materials that ensure durability, performance and visual appeal, all while adding value to homes.
A spokesperson for Delta Classic Homes said the company is dedicated to going that extra step for customers. He says: “Construction companies are traditionally all about delivering a project and they don’t think about the wider customer experience. With many homeowners undertaking renovation work, it’s vital to meet and exceed their expectations.
“What we do at Delta Classic Homes is really listen to everything our customers want. Renovation work is a major undertaking for many customers so trust is vital – we deliver what we say we will, on time and on budget. This human approach, combined with the technical expertise built up over nearly 30 years, is what really sets Delta Classic Homes apart.”
Delta’s speciality is designing custom interlock solutions for homes and businesses. Whether it’s a repair, replacement or a new build from scratch, they can enhance homes and their surroundings in the following areas:
- Interlocking driveways
- Retaining walls
- Stone refacing
- Paver walkways
- Pool decks
- Patios.
According to improvenet.com, converting basements into an additional living space is an interesting alternative to adding an extension to a house. It’s another service offered by Delta Classic Homes, who warn that when undertaking basement conversions, it is important to ensure it is properly waterproofed.
The Delta spokesperson said: “Water is a real worry in basements and it can find its way in through floors, walls and the joints between them. It can also come through concrete, which causes problems with moisture and dampness.”
The Delta team uses the installation of dehumidifiers, drainage and battery backup sump pumps to ensure water stays out of basements, air quality is improved and humidity is controlled.
With homeowner spending set to drop by up to 25% in some Canadian provinces, it is more important than ever that renovation companies set themselves apart from the competition. At Delta Classic Homes, they believe the customer experience and tailored service makes all the difference.
“Homeowners are traditionally cost-conscious and that’s even more the case now,” said the Delta spokesperson. “At Delta we understand this all too well, which is why we work closely with customers on delivering solutions that meet their needs without blowing the budget.”
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