Removing walls
Load is worked out by design, not by knocking.
Interior remodelling, structure first.
Walls moved and rooms reworked across Edmonton.
Structure first
We look inside before demolition
Walls hide structure, ducts, pipes and wiring, so we survey and engineer any load change first.
Scope
What an interior remodel covers
Reconfiguring rooms
Split one room, join two, move a door.
Drywall & taping
A finish level that suits the room’s light.
Trim, doors & millwork
Baseboard, casing, doors and built-ins.
Stairs & railings
Treads, balustrades and railings to code.
Paint & finishing
Prep, primer and paint.
Finishing
Finishing gets its own time
Taping, sanding, trim and paint get fixed time, not whatever is left.
Process
How a remodel runs
Walk-through
What you want, and what the house allows.
Design & engineering
A layout, plus structure where needed.
Permits
Applications in, trades booked.
Build
Demolition to finishing, house protected.
Handover
Touch-ups, permits closed.
FAQ
Remodelling questions
What drives the cost of an interior remodel?
Whether walls carry load, what wiring, plumbing or ducting runs through them, and how much finishing follows.
How do you know whether a wall is load-bearing?
From the structure above, and if it is, the beam is designed first.
Can we live in the house during the work?
Usually, if the work is limited to part of the house.
How much dust?
Sanding is dusty, so barriers and daily clean-up are included.
Can you work from our designer’s drawings?
Yes, checked for services, structure and code before pricing.
Show us the wall you want gone.
One visit tells us if it is structural and what runs through it.