A Class B General Building licence covers the whole house. Here is what that means in practice — and the questions worth asking any contractor before you sign.
Cabinetry, counters, tile and lighting — plus the plumbing and electrical behind the walls that most of the quote never mentions.
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Tub-to-shower conversions, vanities and full gut jobs. Waterproofed properly the first time, because the second time costs far more.
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Room by room or wall to wall. One crew handling every trade from demolition through the final coat of paint, on one schedule.
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Extra bedrooms, expanded living space and second storeys — tied into the existing structure, roofline and foundation so it never reads as an afterthought.
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Ground-up residential construction under our Class B General Building licence — foundation, framing, envelope and finishes.
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Ground-level, raised and multi-level decks with proper footings and railings — built for foothill lots that are never as flat as they look.
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Driveways, walkways, patios, slabs and foundations — formed, reinforced and finished so they drain right and stay flat.
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Replacement, repair and honest leak diagnosis — keeping water out of everything underneath it.
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Hardwood, laminate and vinyl plank over a subfloor that has been levelled and repaired first — the step most quotes quietly skip.
Get a quote for thisFloors, showers, backsplashes and custom patterns set on the right substrate with the right waterproofing behind them.
Get a quote for thisHang, tape and texture on new work, plus seamless patching of water and impact damage that disappears into the existing wall.
Get a quote for thisProper prep, quality product and clean lines. Most of a good paint job happens before the first coat goes on.
Get a quote for thisPanel work, new circuits, fixtures and recessed lighting, roughed in to code and inspected.
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Dry rot, storm damage, failed decks, the job the last contractor walked away from. Small work still gets a real estimate.
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This list covers most of what we do, but not all of it. If your project is not here, call anyway — and if it is genuinely not our trade, we will point you to someone whose trade it is.
Answer a few questions and the details go straight to our project manager. Most estimates are scheduled within one business day.
