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Two storey apartment building reno continues: reframing is completed

Living room renovation in a townhouse: fireplace, built-in side shelves, new hardwood floor, and painting work

Townhouse renovation continues: master bathroom update from floor to ceiling: walk-in shower, free-standing bathtub, and new plumbing fixtures.

Another bathroom completed as a part of the entire townhouse renovation.

This a project we completed a while ago but haven't had a chance to post it: powder room reno as a part of an entire townhouse renovation. Other rooms are to follow.

Finishes used:

This gorgeous master bathroom was recently completed by our team. The existing layout has been transformed into a modern space with high-end finishes. The main challenge was installation of the 500lbs free-standing ceramic bathtub that looks stunning in front of the floor to ceiling feature wall finished with large format tile slabs.

Some progress on another project we are working on: two storey apartment building in North York 🏘 - structural phase is completed - replacement & installation of steel beams, lintels, columns

Recently completed project: kitchen, living room and entry hall. Slide 👉 to the end to see what it looked like before renovation.

Our completed project in Aurora, Ontario: two-storey deck with roof, underdeck patio, interlock, stairs on the side of the house, and more. The deck structure is combination of steel and wood. Finishes: composite decking, PVC soffits and privacy screen, aluminum railing, glass privacy screen, artificial stone, timber steps, limestone retaining wall caps.

Rental apartment reno: our part is done. Stucco and structural work completed.

@ Ontario Toronto

The North York Bathroom Reno is completed. Swipe to the left ⬅️ to see the final result. This tiny bathroom looked even smaller with the old alcove bathtub and lack of sufficient lighting. The old tub has been replaced with a walk-in shower separated by a glass panel. A bright linear lighting fixture on the ceiling replaced the old wall sconce. This brought enough light into the room. One colour tiles throughout the floor make the room feel larger that it actually is. The large mirror from the top of the vanity to the ceiling expands the room even more.

@ North York