King West is defined by condo towers and converted loft spaces in one of Toronto's most premium urban entertainment districts — Kopman Build understands the high-end finish expectations and strict condo board coordination that come with the territory. Since 1999, we have delivered second storey additions and suite upgrades that hold their own in this competitive market.
King West's high-end condo renovation market demands a contractor who knows how to navigate both technical complexity and administrative process. Adding a second storey — or substantially upgrading an existing loft or multi-level suite — requires structural engineering, seamless architectural integration, and precise coordination with condo corporations whose approval timelines can make or break a project schedule.
Kopman Build works regularly in Toronto's dense urban core. We understand the access constraints of a busy entertainment district, the finish expectations of King West buyers, and the documentation condo boards require before they will sign off on major structural work. Every project is managed with the same hands-on oversight Dustin Kopman has applied since founding the company in 1999.
Whether your property is a freehold townhome on a King West side street or a multi-level loft in a converted heritage building, we begin with a thorough feasibility assessment and give you an honest view of what is achievable before any commitment is made.
Lifting the roof and adding a complete upper floor to a King West freehold townhome or low-rise — doubling living space without changing your footprint or neighbourhood.
High-specification upgrades to existing loft spaces and multi-level suites that meet the premium expectations of the King West condo market.
Full documentation packages for condo corporation submissions — drawings, engineering reports, and scope descriptions prepared to board requirements.
Engineering-led structural work that ties new upper-level construction into existing building fabric without compromising the integrity of the original structure.
City of Toronto building permit applications, site plan coordination, and any minor variance submissions managed end-to-end by Kopman Build.
Interior finishes, custom millwork, and bespoke detailing specified to the standard King West buyers and renters expect in a premium urban property.
We visit your King West property, document your goals in writing, and provide an honest feasibility assessment — including any condo board or structural constraints specific to your building.
A detailed line-item estimate with allowances and contingencies, so you have a clear number before committing to design or permit fees.
We manage all City of Toronto permit applications, engineering consultants, and — where applicable — condo board submission packages. Nothing falls through the cracks.
Full-time site supervision, weekly progress updates, and open-book cost tracking throughout the build. We manage access logistics in King West's busy urban environment.
Structured handover with all documentation, warranties, and a 12-month attendance window post-completion.
In King West's converted loft buildings, a true second storey addition to an individual unit is rarely feasible due to shared structure and condo corporation restrictions. However, Kopman Build works with owners of freehold townhomes and low-rise buildings in the King West area where adding a full second storey is structurally and zoning-compliant. We assess feasibility as part of our initial consultation.
For properties subject to a condo corporation in King West, any structural or exterior work requires formal approval from the condo board before City permits can be pursued. Kopman Build prepares the documentation required for board submissions — drawings, engineering reports, and scope descriptions — and coordinates directly with property managers to keep the process moving.
A second storey addition in King West typically runs $350,000–$650,000+ depending on the existing structure, finish level, and any heritage or condo-related constraints. The premium urban location and high-end finish expectations common in King West can push costs toward the upper range. Kopman Build provides a detailed pre-construction estimate before any commitment is made.
From the start of design to occupancy, a second storey addition in King West typically takes 12–18 months. This includes 3–5 months for design and engineering, 4–8 months for City of Toronto permitting (plus any condo board approval process), and 8–14 months of construction. Kopman Build builds a realistic total schedule into every project plan from day one.
Kopman Build delivers second storey additions across Toronto's urban core. No-obligation consultation — we come to your property.
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