Brent

Closing in on completion at another Kingston Rd Condo. Last of the kitchen cabinets to go in next week, as well as surfaces and a bit more tile. The bathroom needs some grout, and we are just about complete on paint. Source

One of our current bathroom projects is getting techy!! This setup from Moen will controll 4 zones of water, is completely temperature controllable, and looks fabulous! Also it talks to your smart home assistant. Yes you can now tell google to turn on the shower.. “Hey Google.. please turn on the shower rain head, and

Picking up some quartz today from our favorite supplier. I love seeing the tools that get the work done. How bout that CNC saw!!! Source

Shopping for wooden surfaces today… I am such a fan of walnut. Source

We are back at Kingston rd. Renovating a second unit in this building. I just love packed cement… on top of wire mesh.. on top of yet more concrete. Always interesting to see how different things were built during different times. Source

I love getting new tools. This thing will keep a 2000 square foot roo. free of dust and other particles in the air. So Good! Source

We were able to get the sod in last week on this project, just before it started to get cold. Which is somewhat amazing to even think of considering the 30+ thousand pounds of concrete we removed from this space. Not to mention the large structure that was here when we first arrived. We will

Over 500 square feet, and more than 15 tonnes of concrete removed from this backyard today. This was a challenge for sure, but as always.. we were able to get it done. Looking forward to putting things back together! Source

Why do we always encounter way more concrete than expected? Some projects just feel like they will never make it to the next step. We knew we had to remove about 150sq’ of concrete after we pulled this garage down… but we found another 200sq’ that was hiding that we will also have to deal

So we have been forced to tear down this large deck made of beautiful hardwood. The person who installed this IPE deck probably 10 years ago decided to leave large wood planters as they were. Now there is termite damage in multiple areas, and the $25000 worth of material has been ripped up. We cannot

Sort of sad to be pulling apart this deck made of IPE. Its sub construction was poor, and things left in the ground allowed for a fairly major termite issue. We did, however, get to pick up a new tool! If you have ever worked with this hardwood before, you know how tough it is