Best Door Widening Contractors in Toronto, ON

Door widening in Toronto often means working around the city's older housing stock, from century homes in the Annex and Leslieville to postwar bungalows in Etobicoke and Scarborough. Narrow original doorways weren't built for walkers or wheelchairs, and every home is a little different. A good contractor helps you make each passage easier to move through, without disrupting the character of a place your parent loves.

Toronto has 8 door widening contractors on Senior Care Path, averaging 5.0 stars across 400 Google reviews. Ranked by our SCP Confidence Score, our 100-point trust rating, the strongest right now are Good Company, iRemodel Home Renovation Toronto and RIVERSIDE general contracting.

Widening doorways (or fitting offset hinges) so wheelchairs and walkers pass through easily.

Below you will find every provider ranked by Confidence Score, real reviews, what these services cost and how to fund them, what to look for, and local guidance, so you can compare with clarity and request quotes when you are ready. Updated October 2026.

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8 contractors

Good Company

Toronto, ON

5.0(27)

In home safety and accessibility for seniors and families, including grab bar installation, railings, fall prevention, and accessibility upgrades. They are...

Seniors-first serviceSeniors-first serviceLicensed & accreditedLicensed & accreditedHighly rated (4.5+ on Google)Highly rated (4.5+ on Google)
  • Accessible Showers
  • Grab Bars
  • Door Widening

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iRemodel Home Renovation Toronto

Toronto, ON

4.9(54)

Full-service bathroom renovations suited to homes where accessibility and safety may matter. The team includes licensed plumbers, electricians, tilers, and skilled...

Seniors-first serviceSeniors-first serviceLicensed & accreditedLicensed & accreditedHighly rated (4.5+ on Google)Highly rated (4.5+ on Google)Well reviewed (54+ reviews)Well reviewed (54+ reviews)
  • Bathroom Renovations
  • Door Widening

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RIVERSIDE general contracting

Toronto, ON

5.0(11)

Bathroom renovations in particular can support aging in place when designed for accessibility and safety, such as the inclusion of walk-in features, grab bars, and slip-resistant surfaces....

Seniors-first serviceSeniors-first serviceLicensed & accreditedLicensed & accreditedHighly rated (4.5+ on Google)Highly rated (4.5+ on Google)
  • Door Widening

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Bath Team

Toronto, ON

5.0(8)

They design and install barrier-free showers with grab bars, accessible fixtures, higher toilets, and handheld showerheads tailored to older adults and those with limited mobility. The team...

Seniors-first serviceSeniors-first serviceLicensed & accreditedLicensed & accreditedHighly rated (4.5+ on Google)Highly rated (4.5+ on Google)
  • Accessible Showers
  • Bathroom Renovations
  • Door Widening

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Canadian Renovator & Technical Services Inc.

Toronto, ON

5.0(274)

They work on projects including accessible showers and door widening to help seniors and people with mobility needs stay safely in their homes. The company offers handyman and renovation...

Seniors-first serviceSeniors-first serviceHighly rated (4.5+ on Google)Highly rated (4.5+ on Google)Well reviewed (274+ reviews)Well reviewed (274+ reviews)
  • Accessible Showers
  • Door Widening
  • Accessibility Contractors

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Start Renovation

Toronto, ON

5.0(10)

They specifically list accessible bathroom renovation among their services, making them suitable for seniors needing to modify bathrooms for safer aging in place. The company provides a...

Seniors-first serviceSeniors-first serviceLicensed & accreditedLicensed & accreditedHighly rated (4.5+ on Google)Highly rated (4.5+ on Google)
  • Bathroom Renovations
  • Door Widening

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Youbility Inc.

Toronto, ON

4.9(7)

The team specializes in safety-focused modifications for seniors and mobility-challenged residents, including wheelchair accessible bathrooms, roll-in showers, ramps, widened doorways,...

Seniors-first serviceSeniors-first serviceLicensed & accreditedLicensed & accreditedHighly rated (4.5+ on Google)Highly rated (4.5+ on Google)
  • Wheelchair Ramps
  • Door Widening
  • Accessibility Contractors

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In-Trend Home Solutions

Toronto, ON

5.0(9)

A decade of experience as a trusted seniors and disability contractor across the Greater Toronto Area and Southwestern Ontario communities. They specialize in...

Seniors-first serviceSeniors-first serviceHighly rated (4.5+ on Google)Highly rated (4.5+ on Google)
  • Accessible Showers
  • Bathroom Renovations
  • Door Widening

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Local contractors from public business listings, scored on public Google signals. Senior Care Path hasn't independently vetted every one, so always confirm licensing, insurance, and references before hiring.

Our methodology

How we rank the Toronto contractors above

We order every provider by our SCP Confidence Score, a 100-point rating built from the signals families tell us matter most:

  • A strong Google rating and a real volume of verified reviews
  • Complete, verified contact and location details
  • Confirmed senior / accessibility focus, licensing, and accreditations
  • Independent verification and listing completeness

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Our own trust rating, recomputed as listings are verified and updated, decides the order above. It answers one question: can you trust this provider?

How Toronto contractors are rated

Google star ratings across 8 contractors.

  • 4.5 and up8
  • 4.0 to 4.40
  • 3.5 to 3.90
  • Under 3.50

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How the 8 Toronto contractors fall across our trust tiers.

  • High0 communities
  • Good2 communities
  • Developing6 communities
  • Limited0 communities

Table of contents

  1. 01How much do door widening cost in Toronto?
  2. 02What families are saying
  3. 03Who these providers help most
  4. 04What to look for
  5. 05Frequently asked questions

How much do door widening cost in Toronto?

Typical cost: $500–$2,500 per doorway. Wall structure, in-wall utilities, and finishing.

These projects are the best fit for the federal Home Accessibility Tax Credit and provincial accessibility/renovation grants. March of Dimes' Home & Vehicle Modification Program (Ontario) and Veterans Affairs may also contribute.

Door Widening grants & funding

What families are saying about door widening contractors in Toronto

A 5.0 star average across 400 Google reviews of 8 contractors. Here is a sample, straight from customers and families.

“Excellent plumbing service by Canadian Technical Services Handyman. Muhammad responded quickly and handled the plumbing repair professionally. The issue with the leaking pipe and drain was diagnosed fast and fixed the same day. Work was...”
Sumaya Ahmed on Canadian Renovator & Technical Services Inc.
“I couldn’t be happier with my condo renovation — the transformation is absolutely stunning! From start to finish, the team brought incredible vision, craftsmanship, and attention to detail. They completely reimagined the layout by knocking...”
Bardo Flores on iRemodel Home Renovation Toronto
“I really appreciated that Jesse took his time to do a proper installation of the grab bars in my shower. He didn't use the normal screws that come with grab bars; he came with better hardware to make totally sure the bars would be secure....”
Jack Fallon on Good Company
“We had a great experience working with Riverside General Contracting on our front yard and porch stairs. The quote was detailed and transparent, and everything was explained clearly with options to fit our budget. The quality of the work...”
Sara N-Marandi on RIVERSIDE general contracting
“Overall our experience was incredible with this company. From the start of the project to the end, the communication and the quality of work was very professional and punctual. Vugar and his team made sure they fully understand our project...”
Hadia F on Start Renovation
“I hired this team to renovate a full bathroom in one of my rental properties, and the results were excellent. The tile work is clean, the fixtures are solid, and everything was completed on schedule. Tenants were very happy with the...”
Ilya Selezen on In-Trend Home Solutions

Who these providers help most across Toronto contractors

Drawn from the details each provider publishes, a quick read on what is common locally and what sets a provider apart.

Share of the 6 contractors that publish this detail.

  • Aging parents requiring small safety upgrades without full renovation17%
  • Families arranging bathroom modifications for aging relatives17%
  • Families making homes accessible for aging parents17%
  • Families preparing a home for post-hospital recovery17%
  • Families seeking comprehensive home accessibility assessments17%
  • Homeowners and seniors needing accessible bathroom renovations17%
  • Homeowners needing ramps for wheelchair or mobility aid access17%
  • Homeowners planning aging-in-place renovations in Toronto17%

How to choose door widening contractors in Toronto

Start with the doorway that causes the most trouble day to day, usually the bathroom, the bedroom, or the path from the front hall. A wheelchair or walker needs enough clear width to pass without scraping knuckles or catching wheels, and most people aim for a clear opening of at least 32 inches. Have the contractor measure the actual clear width, not just the frame, because trim and the door itself steal space.

Toronto's older homes bring a wrinkle. Behind the plaster you can find load-bearing walls, old knob-and-tube wiring, or plumbing stacks, especially in narrow Victorian and Edwardian houses downtown. Widening those walls is real work and may need a permit. Postwar homes in North York and Scarborough tend to be simpler, and condo units come with their own rules about what you can touch inside a demising wall. Ask early whether the wall is structural or holds utilities, so nobody is surprised mid-project.

Here's our honest opinion. If the doorway is only an inch or two short, offset (swing-clear) hinges are the smarter first move. They pull the door out of the opening and buy you extra clearance for a fraction of the cost and mess of full widening. We'd try those before opening a wall. The trade-off is they can't fix a truly narrow doorway, so if the gap is large or the wall is easy to modify, real widening is the better long-term answer.

Hire a licensed, insured contractor who has done accessibility work for older adults, not just general renos. Ask about their experience with permits, how they protect the rest of the house from dust in an occupied home, and what warranty covers the framing and finish. Winter matters too, since exterior door work should be scheduled so your parent isn't left with a cold draft during a Toronto cold snap. Get the scope in writing before anyone swings a hammer.

  • Clear width for the wheelchair or walker (32"+)
  • Offset hinges as a low-cost alternative
  • Whether the wall is load-bearing or holds utilities

Frequently asked questions

How much does door widening cost in Toronto?
Cost depends on whether the wall is load-bearing or holds wiring and plumbing, plus finishing work. Offset hinges are far cheaper than full widening. Installed accessibility work can qualify for the federal Home Accessibility Tax Credit, and Ontario's assistive-device program or Veterans Affairs may help some households.
Offset hinges or full door widening, which should I choose?
If your doorway is only slightly narrow, try offset (swing-clear) hinges first; they add clearance cheaply with no wall work. Choose full widening when the gap is large, the door serves a bathroom or bedroom, or you want a lasting solution and the wall allows it.
How do I choose a door widening contractor in Toronto?
Pick a licensed, insured contractor with real accessibility experience. Ask how they handle permits and structural walls in older homes, how they contain dust in an occupied house, and what the warranty covers. In our experience, accessibility know-how matters more than the lowest bid.
How do I get a quote or check availability?
Use the listings on this page to reach door widening contractors serving Toronto and request a quote. Ask for an in-home visit so they can measure the actual clear width and check the wall. Have your target doorway and any deadlines ready to speed things up.
Do I need a permit to widen a doorway in Toronto?
Often yes when a wall is load-bearing or you're altering structure, and condos have added rules. A qualified contractor will tell you what your specific project needs and can handle the paperwork. Cosmetic fixes like offset hinges usually don't require one.

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