Renovations

Finish work: the drywall, painting, trim, flooring and surface work that makes a kitchen, bathroom or basement look finished. Plumbing, electrical and gas work are done by licensed trades, and we will tell you where you need one.

No. Those are regulated trades that need licensed tradespeople and, often, permits. If your project needs them, we tell you at the start so you can plan for them and for their timing.

Anything structural needs a design and often an engineer and a permit. It is outside the finish work we do, but we can talk through how it would fit with the rest of the project.

After a consultation we put the scope, schedule and price in writing, with the parts listed separately so you can see what each costs. The scope and the materials you choose decide the price.

Not an honest one. Two kitchens or two basements can be completely different jobs. A short visit lets us give you a number you can rely on.

It depends on the size and on how many trades are involved, because finish work waits on them. We give you a schedule with the quote and tell you early if something changes it.

Yes. We install flooring over a subfloor we have checked and prepared, because most flooring problems start underneath. The flooring page covers the types and the process.

Yes: driveways, walkways, patios and garage floors. In Edmonton the winters decide a lot about how concrete is built and finished, so the concrete page explains what we do and why.

Whoever is doing the permitted work. Licensed trades pull their own permits for plumbing, electrical and gas, and a basement development has its own permit rules in Edmonton. Ask us at the quote and get the answer in writing.

Usually not. Adding a bathroom, bedroom or suite generally does. The City of Edmonton decides, so check before work starts. We flag it when we quote.