Monthly Archives: September 2009

BC Hydro: That’s $20,000 for your new Laneway House!

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European Kitchen Systems

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As our modo is Transforming Visions into Reality, we hope to make these kitchen systems a reality for our clients in the near future. The design industry has regarded European designs with awe and amazement.  All are in agreement that European design & aesthetics are leaps & bounds ahead of what we have here in … Read More

Metal Roofs Taking Over The Rainy West Coast

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Metal roofing is emerging as a solid option for residential renovations.  Even with the higher cost, homeowners are opting for metal because it is the ideal material for the rainy West Coast.  Further, the lifespan of a metal roof also eliminates repeated reshingling, thus saving landfill space.  And at the end of it’s life it … Read More

Time to Re-Roof?

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Roofs are long-term investments that will affect the value of your home.  As such, time and careful consideration is required when you are planning you roof project.  The types of materials used is one thing to keep in mind but equally important is hiring a qualified contractor.  The key to this is to ask the … Read More

Decks Built to Last

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Natural Wood Advantages:  Beautiful; age gracefully if well maintained; lower cost than other materials; may be refinished as needed; easy to paint or stain Disadvantages:  Requires annual maintenance & sealing every year or so; lower on initial cost; higher than composites long term; softer woods deteriorate relatively quickly; may split, crack, splinter or warp; depending … Read More