A full main floor renovation featuring a reconfigured kitchen, engineered hardwood, and custom millwork throughout — after two years of concealed leakage from a failed shower pan above was found on day one.
A primary ensuite with heated floors, a custom vanity and a curbless walk-in shower, built on a rebuilt subfloor and a properly sloped, fully bonded waterproofing assembly.
A dated 1950s Etobicoke bungalow taken back to the studs and rebuilt as an open, light-filled family home with new systems throughout and a reworked main-floor plan.
A closed-off 1960s kitchen in a Toronto side-split opened to the dining room and rebuilt around a quartz island, custom cabinetry, and properly upgraded electrical service.
A 400-square-foot rear addition on a Mississauga two-storey, adding a family room and mudroom on a new foundation with the roofline tied cleanly into the existing structure.
A 1990s ensuite in an Oakville home gutted and reconfigured around a curbless shower, freestanding tub, heated floors, and full membrane waterproofing.
A tired North York retail unit converted into a modern client-facing office with custom millwork, new lighting and HVAC distribution, and an accessible entrance — delivered around the tenant's schedule.
No surprises. No shortcuts. A written scope, an itemized number that holds, and permits filed before demolition.
