Traditional exterior home idea in Toronto

This Richmond Hill homeowner called us to correct some steps that were starting to sink and becoming unsafe.

We picked up existing materials and re-stabilized to make level, and even out the steps.
Example of a classic patio design in Toronto

The stucco is fresh, clean and durable.
Inspiration for a modern exterior home remodel in Toronto

This Richmond Hill homeowner called us to correct some steps that were starting to sink and becoming unsafe. We picked up existing materials and re-stabilized to make level, and even out the steps.

This Richmond Hill homeowner called us to correct some steps that were starting to sink and becoming unsafe. We picked up existing materials and re-stabilized to make level, and even out the steps.

This Richmond Hill homeowner called us to correct some steps that were starting to sink and becoming unsafe. We picked up existing materials and re-stabilized to make level, and even out the steps. We also parged bottom part of garage columns as an aesthetic improvement.

We offered them concrete steps placed on a foundation partially grouted and reinforced. These steps aren’t going to move any time soon!
Inspiration for a timeless exterior home remodel in Toronto

Donny Mays Photography
Inspiration for a large contemporary full sun backyard stone landscaping in Portland.

Shoe Palace closet in master bedroom. Fluorescent lights come on automatically when doors open. Terrific use of eave space. design: Marta Kruszelnicka photo: Todd Gieg

Large trendy two-car garage photo in Charleston

This historic building in Stouffville is over 70 years old. The older bricks has become soft over time and the brickwork at bottom of wheelchair ramp were deteriorating. We replaced the bricks with a concrete brick in matching white. It was a very tricky repair as walls were not constructed the same way they are today. We used an underpinning approach as safety was a concern. The job looks fabulous and will blend very well.

This historic building in Stouffville is over 70 years old. The older bricks has become soft over time and the brickwork at bottom of wheelchair ramp were deteriorating. We replaced the bricks with a concrete brick in matching white. It was a very tricky repair as walls were not constructed the same way they are today. We used an underpinning approach as safety was a concern. The job looks fabulous and will blend very well.

This historic building in Stouffville is over 70 years old. The older bricks has become soft over time and the brickwork at bottom of wheelchair ramp were deteriorating. We replaced the bricks with a concrete brick in matching white. It was a very tricky repair as walls were not constructed the same way they are today. We used an underpinning approach as safety was a concern. The job looks fabulous and will blend very well.

Reading garden. 4x4 'Tennessee Tumbled' cobblestones and blue slate chips. Bloodgood Japanese Maple. Architect: Drawing Dept Contractor: Camery Hensley Construction Photography: Ross Van Pelt

Close-up of the brass hardware and white cabinet paint in the butler's pantry. Cabinets painted in Sherwin Williams' SW 7005 "Pure White". Isn't that backsplash tile fantastic?? Photo by Matthew Niemann

Transitional white one-story exterior home photo in Austin

Example of a transitional home design design in Dallas

Bathroom.
Tuscan alcove bathtub photo in Santa Barbara with an undermount sink, dark wood cabinets and recessed-panel cabinets