Backsplash Installers in Edmonton

“Randy and his crew were great to work with excellent communication about a complex project and Jergen was on site all the time to answer questions and fix issues. Super happy and would use them again Special shout out to James the electrician for going past normal expectations”

“Chris went out of his way to make sure the front deck pasted inspection. They did a fabulous job on the front and pack deck!”

“Four Elements Construction's services exceeded our expectations! From design through construction, we are thrilled with their work and our amazing home! Four Elements Construction was knowledgeable, highly experienced, had a great attitude, and meet deadlines and budgets! Peter and all of his crews were friendly, tidy, respectful, professional, and meticulous! Peter is highly organized and knowledgeable. Our young family lived in-house through-out these major home renovations, and Four Elements took great consideration with scheduling, cleanliness, kindness, and professionalism. Four Elements worked very well with the interior designer we engaged, and a cabinetry company hired through our interior designer. Our Renovation Desires: Connection, Our Style, and Green Design. We wanted our small 1970s home to have more connection between the living, dining, and kitchen spaces, as well as connection to our back yard and basement. We wanted an update to match our style (modern rustic), better circulation for our growing family and for large gatherings, and to utilize products that are more sustainable and with less of a carbon-footprint. If there was one thing I would improve, it would have been achieving a more low-impact renovation. We deviated from this goal due to cost, timelines, as well as not clearly communicating this desire to the plumbing and lighting company, and the slate company. Ceiling & Walls: Non-load bearing walls were removed. The nail-in-place roof needed engineering. The ceiling was opened to replace a beam, hangers were added for joists, and joists were doubled-up to keep from bowing. Insulation replaced. Ceiling closed and entire ceiling was re-stippled. Windows & Exterior Doors: A large exterior window was added, roughly 4' by 5' in dimensions. The solid backdoor was replaced with a windowed door. Electrical: Extensive electrical work was completed: electrical outlet relocations, ceiling lighting relocations, additions, and retrofitting, feature lighting in new cabinetry and shower, as well as rewiring to code. Flooring: Carpet and linoleum were removed. Subfloor was levelled. Natural slate was put in front and back entries and in bathroom. Cork was put in everywhere else (kitchen, dining, family, hallways). Fireplace: Red Brick facade was covered with natural slate (random patterning). Mantel was replaced with live edge wood, hearth was updated with slate. Cabinetry was added under the hearth (sliding doors) and on either side of fireplace, including wood storage unit, slate counter, and entertainment storage and electrical. Custom fireplace doors were added. Bathroom: Gutted. New tub, natural slate surround including shampoo bottle niche, water-wise shower faucet system. New water-wise toilet. New bath vanity, including cabinetry, sink, counter-top, overheard cabinetry, bulkhead lighting, glass backsplash, new electrical outlet, shelving, and full mirror. Interior Doors: Replaced with solid wood doors and a set of bi-pass doors with mirrors at our front closet. Doors were stained to match cabinetry throughout home. Hardware matched all the hardware through the house. Kitchen Island: Updated with wine rack and glass hangers, toe-kick drawers, replaced stool niche with cabinetry, and replaced counter-top with granite. Paint: Walls went from a darker colour to warm white, save for the kitchen's sage green which was colour-matched for touch-ups. Railings: Gorgeous railings installed where walls were removed around back entry and stairs. Live edge wood for one railing top and a wood handle for at around the stairs.”