Exteriors

Absolutely! We’ve been doing this for long enough now that we are more than capable of walking you through the process of laying out your room, choosing your appliances and textiles and all of the other fun stuff that comes along with doing a renovation.

With that said, if your project requires any type of permit (ie: moving walls, additions, major plumbing or electrical changes, etc.) then we would need professional plans drawn up that we can submit to the city for approval. This is where we would bring an interior designer into the picture. They will sit down with you to discuss how your space works now, what’s not working, and your vision. From there, they can give you a non-biased view of any potential areas for improvement they see and create a set of drawings. These drawings lay out all aspects of your reno clearly which allows us to provide an accurate quote and get the permissions required to move forward. If your plans require additional certifications (such as a stamp from an engineer), we will help facilitate that.

Check out our blog post to meet some of the amazing designers we work with or visit our Pinterest to get some inspo!

The only areas of your home or business that will get dirty are the areas we’re working on!

We hate mess as much as you do so our goal is to have our work areas “sock feet” clean by the end of every workday (although to be clear, for safety reasons, we don’t recommend strolling around in these areas without shoes). Other areas of your home will be protected at all times. With that being said, renovations are dusty – and dust can be hard to contain. We will schedule duct cleaning at the end of your project to eliminate as much as possible, however, you may need to wipe surfaces down a few extra times over the course of the following week.

Absolutely!

We are more than happy to collaborate with any sub-trade you’d like to use.

But…

Two disclaimers here; this will likely have a major impact on our ability to maintain a smooth schedule, and we cannot guarantee the quality of workmanship if we aren’t doing the work.

Please be sure to mention this in our initial consult and proceed at your own risk!