Kodiak Construction Group
Structural Renovations — Residential & Commercial
Kodiak Construction Group performs structural renovations for homes and commercial buildings across the Greater Toronto Area — from opening up a main floor to structural alterations in offices, retail, and industrial spaces.
Residential Structural Work
- Load-bearing wall removal — open up kitchens, living rooms, and main floors by removing load-bearing walls.
- Steel beam installation — steel beams sized for the span, installed with temporary support in place.
- LVL beam installation — LVL beams for residential spans and open-concept renovations.
- Structural wall openings — new openings for doorways, pass-throughs, and room connections.
Beam pockets, drywall patching, and finishing around the new structure are part of our scope, so the space is left ready for paint and flooring.
Commercial Structural Work
- Structural alterations — layout changes and alterations for offices, retail, restaurants, and industrial buildings, planned around your operations to keep downtime down.
- Steel beam installation — commercial-grade steel beams for renovations, additions, and retrofits.
- Structural wall modifications — wall modifications and new structural openings in commercial buildings.
Foundations & Footings
- New concrete footings — footings for additions, structural posts, and new loads.
- Existing footing modifications — modifications and upgrades to existing footings.
- Structural support and reinforcement — support and reinforcement work for residential and commercial structures.
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Service Areas
Serving Toronto, Etobicoke, Mississauga, North York, Vaughan, Concord, Brampton — and residential and commercial districts across the Greater Toronto Area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need an engineer’s drawings for structural work?
Most structural projects require drawings or review from a licensed professional engineer. During your quote, we’ll confirm what your project needs and what documentation is required before work starts.
How long does a load-bearing wall removal take?
Timelines depend on the span, the beam specified, and the finishing involved. Most residential wall removals with a single beam run a few days of structural work plus patch-back and finishing. You’ll get a project-specific timeline with your quote.
Do you handle the finishing after the structural work?
Yes. Drywall, patching, and finishing around the new beams and openings are part of our scope.
Can you work around our business hours for commercial projects?
We plan commercial structural work to minimize disruption — including off-hours scheduling where the project requires it. Discuss timing during your quote.
Which areas do you serve?
Toronto, Etobicoke, Mississauga, North York, Vaughan, Concord, Brampton, and surrounding GTA communities.
Related services: See our overview of commercial renovations for broader renovation work on commercial spaces, or read about legal basements if your structural work is part of creating a legal basement suite.