Space was taken from the large master bedroom to build this new ensuite bathroom. New plumbing and electrical was run to accommodate the custom shower, new vanity, LED pot lights and heated floor. Space was taken from a large closet and a separate linen closet to accommodate the bathroom layout. This renovation included removing the existing lath and plaster / framing in this early 1900’s home and replacing with new framed walls and drywall.

Some notable options would be lighting under the vanity acting as a night light, modern grab bars in the shower, stainless low-profile foldable bench seat and Schluter heated floor with a programmable thermostat.

Before In-Dex Construction

This bathroom renovation is located in Ottawa, Ontario. The demolition consisted of removing everything in this main bathroom down to the studs and subfloor. All new drywall was laid making for a new crisp finish rather than working with old drywall with blemishes and old paint.

New subfloor was laid as well as “denshield” backer board in the shower.

A new double vanity was installed in place of the old single sink vanity. A new bathtub and toilet were also installed.

The floor was finished with a matte finish tile while the shower received matching tile but in gloss for easy cleaning.

A new vanity light, exhaust fan, and LED pot light in the shower were installed.

This basement renovation is located in bells corners, Ottawa Ontario. The first task at hand was to widen the main door opening and a new wall was built and an existing storage area was removed to enlarge the space.

All exterior walls were removed and new insulation was added. Insulated dri-core underlay was installed below the new carpet for added warmth and comfort. The existing electrical was removed and reinstalled to code including new LED pot lights with dimmers.

The dart board received its own “gimble” (directional) pot light installed on its own switch. When the suspended ceiling was removed for the new drywalled ceiling the exiting steel “I” beam was exposed. The exposed “I” beam was boxed in with stained rough sawn pine for a rustic feel.

The Bar shelf was built for the dart board area and was built with rough sawn pine and stained to match the beam. The staircase was painted and risers were installed closing in the back of the stairs.

This type of renovation creates an environment that is comfortable and warm eliminating the typical damp feeling associated with basements basically creating an extension of usable living space.

The entire bathroom was renovated from top to bottom including a new custom tiled shower that replaced the existing tub and surround as well as a new vanity, tiled floor and wall cabinet.

A wall mounted seat was installed in the shower for comfort as well as grab bars for safety. The toilet roll holder is also a grab bar mounted to a solid backing. They shower glass was finished without a door for easier and more comfortable access.

The tile baseboard / floor will ensure there will be no water damage if any water escapes the shower. This complete renovation has the revolutionary “Schluter” waterproof membrane underlay under all of the tiles offering a lifetime of maintenance and worry free use.

This stunning deck was built in Kanata, Ontario.

The deck is built on floating deck blocks and unattached to the house. Timbertech “silver maple” composite materials was used for decking and fascia.

The white railing is “century” aluminum baluster railing product that is extremely resilient to weather conditions and  gives a nice detailed finish. The privacy wall is 6’ tall and build from cedar. The stair risers were finished in cedar for stair tread to riser contrast and tie in with the privacy wall. A screened structure was to be added to the deck surface for shade and to keep the bugs out. 

This style of deck has become extremely popular in subdivisions as it offers the outdoor experience yet provides privacy from your neighbors.

This front porch restoration project is located in The Glebe Ottawa , Ontario.

Before Photos

The lower deck was removed and replaced with a new deck structure while the upper deck was finished with a flat roof under the decking to prevent water danger between floors. Any and all good existing trim work, soffit and siding was kept in place. The trim was picked to match as closely to the original trim as possible. Black aluminum railing was added to both decks with the glass rail added to the upset deck in an attempt to combine modern design with heritage carpentry. All the trim new wood is to be painted at a later date. 

After Photos

This beautiful cedar deck was completed in Munster Hamlet, Ontario.

Our customer was looking for a new look and feel for their backyard.

The The existing deck was removed and a new cedar deck was built in its place.

The customer chose to use concrete piers for this project allowing for the deck to be unattached to the house.

It was built as close to the ground as possible without having any of the wood frame come in contact with the ground to protect the woods integrity.

Because the deck is so low to the ground, skirting was not installed to help with air flow to keep the framing dry.

The railing is 2″x 6″ top with 2″ x 4″ upper and lower rails and black aluminum balusters. The stair rail is capped with a 2″ x 4″ to meet code as a 2″ x 6″ cannot be gripped properly for safety. 

We can’t wait to see this backyard when tour customer completes the landscaping.