A cabinetry replacement and a wider kitchen renovation involve different scopes. We assess the existing room and define the cabinet, surface, finish and associated work needed for your intended result.
Renovations / Calgary
Interior renovations, planned around your space.
Renovating an existing space starts with understanding what is already there, identifying what needs to change and coordinating the work required. We review the conditions, discuss the intended result and define a project-specific scope.
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A bathroom improvement can range from a vanity replacement to more extensive interior work. We review what remains, what changes and which specialist services the agreed scope requires.
Interior renovations bring existing conditions, room finishes and new millwork into one plan. We define the work around the rooms affected and the result you want to achieve.
A new installation should work with what is already there. We assess existing cabinetry, finishes and room conditions before developing additions, replacements or coordinated upgrades.
Walls, floors, paint and trim define how the millwork sits within the room. Interior finishing can be planned as a defined scope on its own or alongside cabinetry and renovation work.
Comprehensive interior renovation
More than cabinetry.
Kitchen, bathroom, basement, laundry, office and other interior remodeling can bring several trades together. We review the complete room and define the work in a written scope.
Preparation & substrates
Demolition, framing, wall and floor leveling, substrates, and insulation or sealing where appropriate.
Walls, floors & finishes
Drywall, mudding and taping, painting, tile and backsplashes, LVP and other specified flooring.
Millwork & room details
Custom cabinetry, countertops, interior doors, trim, baseboards, lighting and LED details.
Qualified trade coordination
Plumbing and electrical through qualified trades, with related interior work sequenced around the agreed scope.
Services depend on the assessment and agreement. These categories are not automatically included. Structural changes, permits and specialist requirements need project-specific review.
Renovation planning
Understand. Define. Coordinate.
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Initial discussion
Review the space and intended changes.
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Site review
Assess visible existing conditions and dimensions.
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Scope definition
Identify work, inclusions, exclusions and responsibilities.
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Material selection
Coordinate cabinetry, flooring, paint, trim and other relevant finishes.
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Quotation & agreement
Document the proposed scope, specifications, pricing and terms.
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Scheduling
Coordinate sequence, site access and necessary specialist trades.
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Execution
Complete the agreed work and address documented changes.
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Review
Review the finished contracted work.
Scope and existing conditions
Know what the project includes.
Renovation services and the involvement of qualified trades depend on the agreed scope. Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, structural changes, permits and specialist work must be specifically reviewed and addressed in the agreement.
Hidden conditions may require further review, a revised scope, schedule adjustments or a written change order. Material choices and supply responsibilities should be documented before the affected work proceeds.
Useful answers
Before we begin.
Can the project work with different budgets?
We can review materials, construction, finishes and accessories around your priorities. The complete scope and approved specification determine pricing.
Can I bring existing drawings?
Yes. Architect, designer or existing project drawings can be reviewed and developed into appropriate details for the agreed project.
What is included in my quotation?
Inclusions, product selections, supply responsibilities and installation arrangements are confirmed in the quotation and agreement.
Your project / Our next conversation
Let’s build something that fits.
Bring your drawings, reference images or first ideas. We can discuss the possibilities and the next steps.