BILD: Recognizing the best in renovation
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Renovation design and custom home building industry celebrates GTA RenoMark Awards winners
The GTA’s renovation, design and custom home building industry came together last week in Vaughan to celebrate the winners of the 2025 RenoMark Awards.
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For over 25 years, these awards have recognized the professional renovators and custom home builders who are members of the Building Industry and Land Development Association and participate the RenoMark program, for their quality of work, innovation, and customer service.
I am continually impressed by the outstanding caliber of submissions we receive each year, and 2025 was no exception. The submissions were evaluated by 26 industry professionals from across Canada who served as volunteer judges.
With so many entries reflecting excellence in both design and execution, the judges always have a challenging task selecting the winners. This year’s entrants, 88 submissions, in 17 categories, reflect the skill, integrity, and professionalism that define BILD’s RenoMark program participants.
For homeowners considering a renovation, choosing a RenoMark renovator means choosing trusted expertise and exceptional results.
The top honours in the 2025 RenoMark Awards went to Team Shane, which was named Renovator of the Year. Pionova Inc. won Best Overall Custom Home,
Bachly Construction won Best Overall Space Renovation, and Pine Glen Homes won Best Overall Home Renovation. The recipients of these coveted awards set the standard for the industry in customer service, professionalism, and workmanship.
The space renovation categories were captured by MENATWORK (Best Basement), Bachly Construction (Best Washroom), Eurodale Design + Build (Best Kitchen Renovation Under $100,000), and Ridgestone Homes Ltd. (Best Kitchen Renovation Over $100,000).
The winners in the home renovation categories included Master Edge Homes (Best Adaptiv Renovation), Eurodale Design + Build (Best Exterior Renovation), Woodsmith Construction Inc. (Best Innovative Renovation), Violet Build Ltd. (Best Renovation (No Addition) Under $300,000), Pine Glen Homes (Best Renovation (No Addition) Over $300,000), Team Shane (Best Renovation (Addition) Under $500,000 [acclaimed]), and Carick Home Improvements (Best Renovation (Addition) Over $500,000).
For the condominium-specific renovations, MGB Building Group won Best Condominium Renovation Under $200,000 [acclaimed], and Alair Homes Lorne Park won Best Condominium Renovation Over $2 million.
The award for both Best Commercial Renovation and Best Custom Home Under $2 million went to Pionova Inc. Reign Custom Builders won Best Custom Home Over $2 million.
To learn more about the winners and all nominees and to see their incredible work, visit www.renomarkawardsgta.ca.
The RenoMark program, established in 2001, connects homeowners with professional renovators and contractors who have agreed to abide by a stringent code of conduct, which promises a superior level of service and customer protection that is higher than the common industry practice.
Homeowners can find a participating renovator or custom homebuilder in their area by searching on the RenoMark website at www.renomark.ca.
Dave Wilkes is President and CEO of the Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD), the voice of the home building, land development and professional renovation industry in the GTA. For the latest industry news and new home data, visit www.bildgta.ca.
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