One point of contact
One person knows your project from start to finish and answers your questions, from the first conversation to handover.

A well-prepared project leaves room for good decisions. Here’s how we move forward with you, from the first discussion to the final finishes.
See the stepsWe talk about the rooms, how you use them, what you love and what you want to change. The visit lets us look at what’s there, take the useful measurements and discuss your priorities.
We specify the scope, the choices to make and the points that need checking. The quote describes the proposed work, the assumptions, the exclusions and the conditions.
Materials, finishes, orders and trades are organized. We discuss access, protecting the spaces and how to live in the house during the work.
The work progresses with the trades followed closely. Changes are discussed before being made, and the handover lets us review the finishes and items to complete together.
One person knows your project from start to finish and answers your questions, from the first conversation to handover.
The scope, choices, exclusions and changes are recorded. You always know what has been agreed.
A new idea along the way? We measure its effect on the work, timelines and budget before deciding.
Describe your project in a few minutes.
It’s the first step toward your renovation.
“A successful renovation is first and foremost a well-prepared renovation. The time taken before the work is time saved during it.”
A few elements are enough to start the conversation. Gather what you have: we’ll work out the rest together.
Describe my projectNo. Photos, a few dimensions and a description of your priorities are already enough to start the discussion. Any need for plans is clarified afterwards.
We look at the request’s effect on the work, supplies and schedule before agreeing on next steps. Nothing is changed without your approval.
The way we communicate and the follow-up points are set with your point of contact at the start of the mandate.
For certain specialized trades, we coordinate qualified contractors. Your point of contact stays the same and handles the coordination.
Often, yes. It depends on the rooms involved and the scale of the work. We discuss it during preparation to organize access and protect the spaces.
Even if your ideas aren’t fully drawn yet. We take the time to understand what matters to you.
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