Call Denise at 1.403.634.7868
Call Denise at 1.403.634.7868
*General Construction and Contracting
*Renos
*Custom homes
*On-site Consultations
*Estimates
*Proposals
*Quotes
*Budget prices
*General Construction and Contracting
*Renos
*Custom homes
*On-site Consultations
*Estimates
*Proposals
*Quotes
*Budget prices
General contracting In all areas of construction.
Custom homes.
Additions and renovations.
Concrete including sidewalks and driveways.
Windows. All exterior siding, soffit and fascia.
New decks and fences.
Kitchen and bathroom renovations.
Stair railing and banisters.
Finishing including baseboard, casings and mantels.
Back splash and fireplace tiling.
Minor and major repairs.
Proud community supporter, from fundraising to lending a helping hand.
We believe in the power of small businesses in small communities.
Our client base varies from young folks who are just starting out to their grandparents who are looking for upgrades or repairs to their homes and everyone in between!!
We take a lot of pride knowing that we offer Journeyman carpentry, we are WCB insured, members to Progressive Home Warranty, carry all necessary liability insurance and that we spend time helping you plan your project while staying on budget.
Amazing acknowledgement on our 25th year of business!!
Look for our sponsorships and donations throughout our community!
Much respect to all our fellow small business owners
We know your job is not an easy one!!
FROM CONCEPT, DESIGN, PERMITS AND PRICING TO COMPLETION, WE CAN HELP.
THIS IS THE TABER AGRI-PLEX, RE-ROOF OF METAL AND INSULATION AND WE WORKED AS THE CONTRACTOR, DID LOTS OF THE WORK OURSELVES AND THE WORK WE DID NOT DO WE WERE THE LIASON BETWEEN THE TOWN, THE AG-PLEX, THE INSPECTORS AND ALL THE SUBS.
WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN AVAILABLE FOR YOUR SMALL JOBS AS WELL, FROM FIXING YOUR FENCE TO INSTALLING NEW COUNTERTOPS.
WE ARE NOT JUST ABOUT BUILDING NEW HOMES, ADDITIONS OR MASSIVE RENOVATIONS. WE ARE A CREW OF HARDWORKING CRAFTSMEN AND WE ARE FULLY LICENSED AND INSURED FOR YOUR PEACE OF MIND.
