This Mississauga South project was a complete main-floor transformation from the structural engineering and permit stage through construction, mechanical work, cabinetry and final finishes. The existing layout was extensively reconfigured to create a brighter, more functional and open living space. The project included: ✓ Structural engineering, drawings & permits ✓ Removal and modification of existing walls ✓ Flush LVL structural beams ✓ Complete kitchen relocation and redesign ✓ Custom 20 ft kitchen ✓ Large 4' × 10' waterfall island ✓ Custom cabinetry and millwork ✓ HVAC ductwork relocation ✓ Extensive plumbing relocations ✓ Electrical rewiring and new lighting layout ✓ New flooring and interior finishes ✓ Custom dining-area cabinetry ✓ New interior doors, subfloor, fireplace, painting and trim The result is a completely transformed main floor where the kitchen, dining and living areas now work together as one cohesive space — with significantly more storage, natural light and functionality. M & D Buildings Residential & Commercial Contractors Engineering • Design • Permits • Construction Mississauga • Oakville • GTA

This bathroom in Little Paxton is a great example of how thoughtful design and careful planning can turn a tricky space into something beautifully simple. We recently supplied and installed this lovely en-suite bathroom for a customer in Little Paxton. With a sloping ceiling, the room had its challenges — but by making a few changes at design stage, we were able to create space for sensible storage and a generous shower. The original subfloor wasn’t solid and the tiles had cracked, so the room had to be completely stripped out and repaired. Once the groundwork was done, we carried out all the electrics, plumbing, plastering, and tiling, along with underfloor heating and Calacatta-style wall panels in the shower. This bathroom has a clean, contemporary feel. The floor tiles were chosen to complement the wall panels in the shower, keeping the design cohesive throughout. A glass shower enclosure keeps things open, while the splashback of blue-green tiles behind the sink adds a pop of colour. Silver-toned fittings and an oval countertop basin bring a polished, modern finish to the room. It may not be a large space, but this one came together beautifully. A straightforward layout, clean finishes, and a touch of luxury where it counts. Simple, effective and elegant. Love it!

This Mississauga South project was a complete main-floor transformation from the structural engineering and permit stage through construction, mechanical work, cabinetry and final finishes. The existing layout was extensively reconfigured to create a brighter, more functional and open living space. The project included: ✓ Structural engineering, drawings & permits ✓ Removal and modification of existing walls ✓ Flush LVL structural beams ✓ Complete kitchen relocation and redesign ✓ Custom 20 ft kitchen ✓ Large 4' × 10' waterfall island ✓ Custom cabinetry and millwork ✓ HVAC ductwork relocation ✓ Extensive plumbing relocations ✓ Electrical rewiring and new lighting layout ✓ New flooring and interior finishes ✓ Custom dining-area cabinetry ✓ New interior doors, subfloor, fireplace, painting and trim The result is a completely transformed main floor where the kitchen, dining and living areas now work together as one cohesive space — with significantly more storage, natural light and functionality. M & D Buildings Residential & Commercial Contractors Engineering • Design • Permits • Construction Mississauga • Oakville • GTA

This Mississauga South project was a complete main-floor transformation from the structural engineering and permit stage through construction, mechanical work, cabinetry and final finishes. The existing layout was extensively reconfigured to create a brighter, more functional and open living space. The project included: ✓ Structural engineering, drawings & permits ✓ Removal and modification of existing walls ✓ Flush LVL structural beams ✓ Complete kitchen relocation and redesign ✓ Custom 20 ft kitchen ✓ Large 4' × 10' waterfall island ✓ Custom cabinetry and millwork ✓ HVAC ductwork relocation ✓ Extensive plumbing relocations ✓ Electrical rewiring and new lighting layout ✓ New flooring and interior finishes ✓ Custom dining-area cabinetry ✓ New interior doors, subfloor, fireplace, painting and trim The result is a completely transformed main floor where the kitchen, dining and living areas now work together as one cohesive space — with significantly more storage, natural light and functionality. M & D Buildings Residential & Commercial Contractors Engineering • Design • Permits • Construction Mississauga • Oakville • GTA

Open up the main floor, please. The main floor had the traditional rooms segregated from each other. Two load-bearing walls were removed and replaced with a beautifully functional open and airy main floor for this family of four to enjoy. The load-bearing wall between the kitchen and dining room was replaced with a steel beam located in the ceiling to provide a seamless transition. This renovation includes a new mud room with storage built-ins entering from the garage, a laundry room, a new kitchen with island, and a new dining room and family room. The subfloor was reinforced, and a new hardwood floor installed throughout. The existing stair railing was replaced and the treads and risers were refinished to complement the style of the new interior finishes. Whether you enter from the main door or from the garage to the mud / laundry room, this renovation says "I am home."

This ground level home addition came in at ~$80k, and expanded the home-owner’s square footage by 264 sq ft. It creates a great place to entertain and hang out with the kids, and includes the following: •Concrete subfloor w/ reinforced trench footer • Top casement windows over tempered fixed windows from wall to wall • PVC trim • Cedar tongue and groove ceiling • Golden Oak wood floor • Full electrical run, trim and install of 4 flush mount LEDs. 1 fan, and 7 outlets • Lean-to roof w/ shingles to match house • Minisplit HVAC system • Painted and trimmed sheetrock interior • Brick exterior skirt under a home-matching engineered hardwood siding - painted and trimmed • Flagstone walkway to match existing flagstone patio • Window and door replacement for home exterior This homeowner needed a versatile and comfortable space to enjoy with the kids, relax, and entertain, and thats exactly what they got. Furthermore, the equity of their home was raised by the additional square footage, and completely offset the cost of the project! Contact us today to get a free quote for a project of your own! West GA Decks LLC contact@westgadecks.com https://westgadecks.com

The Jack + Mare worked with the homeowners of this cool mid-century inspired kitchen from schematic design all the way through construction. The existing kitchen was demolished all the way to studs, subfloor and ceiling joists and completely rebuilt with custom cabinets, solid oak flooring, task and ambient lighting, new electrical/plumbing, counter-to-ceiling wall tile, new beam (took down wall between living/kitchen), new window and colorful barn door. The final design maximized storage, increased counter space, improved traffic flow, connected kitchen to adjacent living room (by removing existing wall), and improved the social aspect of the kitchen. The kitchen is now efficient, beautiful, full of light and a happy place to call home! Features: custom walnut cabinets (designed by The J+M), tile backsplash, new lighting plan (LED can lights, under-cabinet LED lights, Cedar+Moss pendants with LED bulbs), quartz countertops, new Marvin window with new trim, pantry with pull out shelves, glass upper cabinet (with puck LED) to feature antique glass-ware, island with microwave under counter, island seating. photo credit: Jason Quigley

Junckers Merbau Classic 2 Strip Wood Flooring project in Laguna Niguel.
Example of a mid-sized beach style open concept medium tone wood floor and brown floor family room design in Orange County with beige walls, a media wall and no fireplace

Open up the main floor, please. The main floor had the traditional rooms segregated from each other. Two load-bearing walls were removed and replaced with a beautifully functional open and airy main floor for this family of four to enjoy. The load-bearing wall between the kitchen and dining room was replaced with a steel beam located in the ceiling to provide a seamless transition. This renovation includes a new mud room with storage built-ins entering from the garage, a laundry room, a new kitchen with island, and a new dining room and family room. The subfloor was reinforced, and a new hardwood floor installed throughout. The existing stair railing was replaced and the treads and risers were refinished to complement the style of the new interior finishes. Whether you enter from the main door or from the garage to the mud / laundry room, this renovation says "I am home."

Open up the main floor, please. The main floor had the traditional rooms segregated from each other. Two load-bearing walls were removed and replaced with a beautifully functional open and airy main floor for this family of four to enjoy. The load-bearing wall between the kitchen and dining room was replaced with a steel beam located in the ceiling to provide a seamless transition. This renovation includes a new mud room with storage built-ins entering from the garage, a laundry room, a new kitchen with island, and a new dining room and family room. The subfloor was reinforced, and a new hardwood floor installed throughout. The existing stair railing was replaced and the treads and risers were refinished to complement the style of the new interior finishes. Whether you enter from the main door or from the garage to the mud / laundry room, this renovation says "I am home."

Open up the main floor, please. The main floor had the traditional rooms segregated from each other. Two load-bearing walls were removed and replaced with a beautifully functional open and airy main floor for this family of four to enjoy. The load-bearing wall between the kitchen and dining room was replaced with a steel beam located in the ceiling to provide a seamless transition. This renovation includes a new mud room with storage built-ins entering from the garage, a laundry room, a new kitchen with island, and a new dining room and family room. The subfloor was reinforced, and a new hardwood floor installed throughout. The existing stair railing was replaced and the treads and risers were refinished to complement the style of the new interior finishes. Whether you enter from the main door or from the garage to the mud / laundry room, this renovation says "I am home."

Open up the main floor, please. The main floor had the traditional rooms segregated from each other. Two load-bearing walls were removed and replaced with a beautifully functional open and airy main floor for this family of four to enjoy. The load-bearing wall between the kitchen and dining room was replaced with a steel beam located in the ceiling to provide a seamless transition. This renovation includes a new mud room with storage built-ins entering from the garage, a laundry room, a new kitchen with island, and a new dining room and family room. The subfloor was reinforced, and a new hardwood floor installed throughout. The existing stair railing was replaced and the treads and risers were refinished to complement the style of the new interior finishes. Whether you enter from the main door or from the garage to the mud / laundry room, this renovation says "I am home."

Example of a mid-sized urban open concept medium tone wood floor and brown floor living room design in Los Angeles with white walls, no fireplace and no tv

Open up the main floor, please. The main floor had the traditional rooms segregated from each other. Two load-bearing walls were removed and replaced with a beautifully functional open and airy main floor for this family of four to enjoy. The load-bearing wall between the kitchen and dining room was replaced with a steel beam located in the ceiling to provide a seamless transition. This renovation includes a new mud room with storage built-ins entering from the garage, a laundry room, a new kitchen with island, and a new dining room and family room. The subfloor was reinforced, and a new hardwood floor installed throughout. The existing stair railing was replaced and the treads and risers were refinished to complement the style of the new interior finishes. Whether you enter from the main door or from the garage to the mud / laundry room, this renovation says "I am home."

Open up the main floor, please. The main floor had the traditional rooms segregated from each other. Two load-bearing walls were removed and replaced with a beautifully functional open and airy main floor for this family of four to enjoy. The load-bearing wall between the kitchen and dining room was replaced with a steel beam located in the ceiling to provide a seamless transition. This renovation includes a new mud room with storage built-ins entering from the garage, a laundry room, a new kitchen with island, and a new dining room and family room. The subfloor was reinforced, and a new hardwood floor installed throughout. The existing stair railing was replaced and the treads and risers were refinished to complement the style of the new interior finishes. Whether you enter from the main door or from the garage to the mud / laundry room, this renovation says "I am home."

The building known as the “Stable” exists within the Historic District of Fairfield, Connecticut on Old Academy Road. As such, any work performed on the structure required prior approval of the Historic District Commission. Domus Constructors was hired to completely gut and remodel this historic structure to maintain the historic significance while bringing the building’s mechanical and electrical systems up to date and restoring the structural integrity. Some of the more prominent architectural features of the building include a very large center cupola which needed much restoration, a wood roof that was covered over by asphalt shingles and exterior doors that were historically significant and needed extensive restoration. While these items were all constraints, Domus also excavated an existing dirt subfloor and replaced the entire area with a vapor barrier and concrete slab crawl space to allow access to plumbing, etc. Other special features include the wooden ceiling and exposed hand hewn oak beams and columns installed throughout using antique reclaimed wood, and the antique reclaimed wood flooring and restoring the multi-colored slate entrance terrace. The overall size of the structure is 63 feet in length by 26 feet deep for an approximate total of 1,638 square feet.

Open up the main floor, please. The main floor had the traditional rooms segregated from each other. Two load-bearing walls were removed and replaced with a beautifully functional open and airy main floor for this family of four to enjoy. The load-bearing wall between the kitchen and dining room was replaced with a steel beam located in the ceiling to provide a seamless transition. This renovation includes a new mud room with storage built-ins entering from the garage, a laundry room, a new kitchen with island, and a new dining room and family room. The subfloor was reinforced, and a new hardwood floor installed throughout. The existing stair railing was replaced and the treads and risers were refinished to complement the style of the new interior finishes. Whether you enter from the main door or from the garage to the mud / laundry room, this renovation says "I am home."

Open up the main floor, please. The main floor had the traditional rooms segregated from each other. Two load-bearing walls were removed and replaced with a beautifully functional open and airy main floor for this family of four to enjoy. The load-bearing wall between the kitchen and dining room was replaced with a steel beam located in the ceiling to provide a seamless transition. This renovation includes a new mud room with storage built-ins entering from the garage, a laundry room, a new kitchen with island, and a new dining room and family room. The subfloor was reinforced, and a new hardwood floor installed throughout. The existing stair railing was replaced and the treads and risers were refinished to complement the style of the new interior finishes. Whether you enter from the main door or from the garage to the mud / laundry room, this renovation says "I am home."

Open up the main floor, please. The main floor had the traditional rooms segregated from each other. Two load-bearing walls were removed and replaced with a beautifully functional open and airy main floor for this family of four to enjoy. The load-bearing wall between the kitchen and dining room was replaced with a steel beam located in the ceiling to provide a seamless transition. This renovation includes a new mud room with storage built-ins entering from the garage, a laundry room, a new kitchen with island, and a new dining room and family room. The subfloor was reinforced, and a new hardwood floor installed throughout. The existing stair railing was replaced and the treads and risers were refinished to complement the style of the new interior finishes. Whether you enter from the main door or from the garage to the mud / laundry room, this renovation says "I am home."