The website lists kitchen and bathroom renovations, flooring installation and property restoration, and it also sells materials such as countertops, plumbing fixtures and Benjamin Moore paint. It carries fixture brands including Toto, Kohler and Grohe and says it operates by appointment.

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Kitchen and bathroom renovation in Richmond Hill

A renovation in Richmond Hill starts with the permit question. The City treats drain and plumbing work as permit work: even installing a backwater valve, which it subsidizes by up to $1,500, requires a building permit and a final plumbing inspection by the City. Swapping cabinets or a faucet in place is a different matter from moving a sink, adding a bathroom or opening a wall to reroute drains. Bathrooms and kitchens are also where hidden water damage turns up, because demolition exposes the subfloor, the back of the wall and the traps. Plan for that possibility rather than treating it as a surprise.

What a kitchen, bath and flooring job involves

Good work is mostly sequence. Demolition comes first, then any plumbing or electrical rough-in and inspection, then drywall, waterproofing in wet areas, tile or flooring, cabinets, counters and fixtures, and last the finishing. Ordering long-lead items such as fixtures and countertops early keeps the schedule honest. Ask for a written scope and payment schedule, who applies for permits, what happens if demolition reveals rot or mold, and how changes are priced. If mold is found behind a wall, stop and read mold after water damage: testing and remediation before covering it over.