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In total, TrustedPros has received 155 General Contracting projects posted by homeowners in Burlington seeking the services of local General Contractors. Total estimated value of these projects is $7,713,500.00 with a per project average of $49,764.00.
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City | #Projects | Total Value | Avg Budget |
Mississauga | 443 | $24,435,500.00 | $55,159.00 |
Hamilton | 321 | $15,794,500.00 | $49,204.00 |
Oakville | 155 | $7,617,000.00 | $49,141.00 |
Milton | 65 | $3,757,500.00 | $57,807.00 |
Stoney Creek | 44 | $1,756,000.00 | $39,909.00 |
Dundas | 33 | $1,475,000.00 | $44,696.00 |
Waterdown | 21 | $857,500.00 | $40,833.00 |
Georgetown | 20 | $632,000.00 | $31,600.00 |
Ancaster | 25 | $1,566,000.00 | $62,640.00 |
Burlington | 155 | $7,713,500.00 | $49,764.00 |
Thinking of full reno (top notch) on a 900 SqFt (floor space) on a 3rd floor apartment in Burlington. All walls, doors, kitchen with top notch 5 appliances, 2 full baths, laundry, hardwood floor and furnace/airco. Everything in that small apt needs to be demolished and rebuilt from scratch in 4 - 8 weeks!
I need a price per SqFt for "AAA" quality fixtures and a price per SqFt using "BBB" quality fixtures. Workmanship MUST BE of very high standards.
Presently the apt has 2 BR and 2Baths. After reno, will also have 2BR and 2 baths. But bigger or smaller size(s).
I would like to make a 24'x24' with basement addition to my existing little house. a 12X14 kitchen a section would have to be demolish first (on pillars above ground)
The 24'X24' addition would have to be two floors +basement to accomodate a master bedroom with en suite bathroom, 1 bedroom, and new kitchen, basement will be a family/recreation room.
I need to add an extension as a big room to the back of the house in the back yard. This room to be wide as the house width and current kitchen to be open to it. I need to know the options to make it as a sunroom. I need to know also how much area allowed for me to add this room in the backyard as per the city of Burlington.
Good Morning,
We are located in Burlington (in the Appleby Line & Dundas St area) and are looking to get an estimate on a deck for our backyard. The deck would need to have three levels (cook-dine-lounge) and have elements such as counters, benches, bar area, pergolas and have storage space underneath.
Home is located in Burlington, relatively new (built in 2005) by Fernbrook - Winchester Model. Home is 2,100 square feet as published by the builder.
The basement is unfinished and unoccupied and covers approximately 850 square feet. It has a sum pump and rough in 3 piece bathroom. Basement is shaped in a L configuration.
We are looking to entertain bids to complete the basement as follows;
1) laundry room with linen closet, tiled floors
2) room for a 3 piece bathroom (a prefabricated shower - no tub).
3) a living room that will be separated by a half wall with possibly a gas fireplace. either carpet or engineered hardwood.
4) because of the sump pump - this would require its own little room.
5) furnace and hotwater tank room
Bathroom ensuite upgrade:
1)looking to install a double sink on the current cabinets (its 5 ft long)
2)because we are having tile issues with the current shower (it is a triangular shape of 48''x32'') we need the walls retiled. We would like to see if a fiberglass flooring could be used instead tiles due to draining issues.
3)tub maintenance around the drain due to leaking.
Our budget for the project is $20,000 to $25,000 and are open to contractors suggestions. We are realists about the costing of the project as well.
I am interested in adding a basement entrance/walk-out to my home. I am looking for a contractor who can A) assist with any permits required including variance applications if necessary, 2) provide detailed drawings of the work, 3) excavation and construction of the walk-out. During the construction, one basement window may be replaced with a larger window to allow for more lighting. I would like to meet with interested contractors to review alternative locations for the entrance with respect to cost and interference with the existing landscape.
Most likely entrance will be at rear of house. Any equipment may need to be craned over the house due to fence and ladscaping.
Concerns for the project:
1) location of the walk-out may disrupt the landscaping and/or appearance of the property.
2) walk-out may interfer with setbacks, requiring a variance application.
I am also interested in doing a renovatin to the basement itself shortly thereafter; this will be a phase 2 that the contractor would be considered for...
WE are looking at purchasing an old home in Niagara Falls whciuh requires a few updates in order to live in it. It still has knob and tub wiring and the basement is requiring I guess some foundation work due to the smell and water leakage. It has a hot water radiator system we would also like to get looked at to make sure it is in a good working condition. It would also be nice to know if the insualation in the walls and attic is the appropriate R value for the winter time. To try and cut on heating cost.
The house still has the original windows and doors. So it would be nice to get an estimate on that. And have the roof looked at to see when that would need to be replaced.
We are going threw the house this Sunday around 5:30p.m. I don't know if this gives any time for contrators to come threw but we could reschedule another time if need be.
Thanks, Lisa
8 year old townhome. Executive lifestyle. square footage of home approx 1450. i would like to finish the basement making as much living space as possible. must reflect quaulity of our upstairs
-Drywall ceiling
-bathroom is ruffed in (would like toilet and sink - no shower
-storage under the stairs with a door.
- would like carpeting throughout
-good quailty pot light
-small laundry room with shelving.
Recent water damage, basement has been preped for new construction (mold/water removed by specialist). Interested in a general contractor to come and provide estimates for framing and insultaing unfinished walls, constructing a new wall, putting up dry wall, drop ceiling and carpeting. Require work to be done quickly.
I am located in Burlington in Tyandaga and my house was built in 1988. We would like to have a seperate entrance installed to our basement.
We would require...
Engineered drawings for basement walk up
Cutting existng wall for door way (poured concrete foundation),
Excavation and backfill
25' of 6" x 20 footing c/w 2 15M rebars continuous (15MPa)
25' of 8' x 7' 10' wall c/w 15M at 16' oc e/w (15MPa)
4' x 4' x 6' slab and stairs (max 13 risers) c/w 10M at 16' oc e/w
Styrofoam for frost protection as needed per engineer requirements
House 3 level side split, basement 17x14, fireplace centre back wall. Need drywall, ceiling done with pottlights. Multi use basement, t.v, office and playroom. Laundry room, 13x18, with two piece bathroom in corner. Furance, hotwater tank, a mess of stuff on wall between family/basement and laundry room. No storage for hockey gear, etc.
Install bsmt side entrance in burlington home
8-9 steps dow
From. Side of the house
Drainage and electrical
Hand rail
Basic Finishing of concrete
Permit dwgs and application by others
Following permit dwgs and dealing with inspections by you
Call or txt only if you have done more than 10 side entrances. Newbies need not apply
Looking to start in the spring! We have a # of things we want done in our almost "builder special" 8 year old fully finished bungalow. We have a definite modern/contemporary taste and definitely want to make the basement fun!
Main level
-foyer tile replacement (porcelain)
-build in (top to bottom) w/ electric fp (gas FP removal) w/split stone and possible glass shelving on either side
-pot lights throughout on dimmers
-smooth ceilings throughout
-full powder room gut (would like one wall to be split stone)
-complete kitchen gut w/ new modern design, large island, pendants & white MDF cabinets
-wall removal between kitchen & dining room to obtain open concept & larger kitchen
-main level laundry room (stack washer+dryer & build some shelving)
-Full master ensuite gut (minus soaker tub),tiled walls top to bottom. Glass shower with jets (full wall exists at the moment) + add hand held shower head for soaker tub
-crown moulding throughout
-Back splash (nothing exists at the moment)
-Hardwood throughout kitchen (not tile)
-we want better than mid level finishes
-fully painted
Basement
-smooth ceilings
-flooring + trim (either heated tile that resembles HW or cork)
-trim + new shaker doors (6 doors total)
- build in for entertainment system. FP maybe.
-pot lights t/o on dimmers
-washroom vanity + tiles (shower tiles as well)
(Shower + toilet stays)
-potential bar (nothing huge or complicated)
-want to take this boring space, organize it & make it fun
-pot lights throughout
We would like to do all of this in 2 parts or in multiple parts as we have no choice but to stay in the house during construction.
Please put on your creative thinking caps and come give us a quote!
Thanks
Chris
Hi,
I'm building a raised bungalow appox. 2000sq feet in Burlington Ontario, and I'm looking for the following estimates. (I will be my own contractor)
well and septic tank
excavation and foundation
framing--including installing windows and doors approx. 20 windows, 2 sets of sliding doors,
10 interior doors, double front door and 3 exterior doors. All window and doors will be supplied.
drywall
roof (note: the roof is a simple square roof)
electrical
plumbing -- (kitchen, laundry, 3 baths and one rough in)
carpenter- to install kitchen, floors, mouldings and bathroom fixtures, all materials will be supplied.
painter
brick layer and stucco
large circular drive way in cement or asphalt (don't know the exact size but please give food estiment.
Thank you,
Tony
I am looking for someone to help me reuse my building in my back yard.
Looking for the interior to be be redone in pine plywood
12 ft high
30 wide
28 long.
Installed in this area 6 windows, 1 double dutch door.
Existing man door and big sliding door made into walls (to be covered with plywood)
Removal 4 windows.
Same building but in another section - Large sliding door made solid wall. 1 Single Dutch Door installed.
Thanks.
(i) I am looking for help in building a separation wall between the basement and the main floor of a bungalow. The basement has a separate access but upon entry the landing accesses main portion as well as basement. I would like a separation of basement from main floor for privacy between the two portions (ii) Also looking to install a small stove in the basement kitchen, Currently basement kitchen does not have a stove.
250 square feet of open to above. I'm looking to close it to build an additional bedroom. I may want a small washroom added to the bedroom, but that would depend on total costs. Right now there is a laundry room that would need to be replaced to make room for the new bedroom entrance. There are 3 large windows that may need to be changed as right now they go to where the new floor would be.
We need to renovate our condominium in Burlington. A brief overview of the main things to do
Things to do:
Remove mirrored wall and close off third bedroom
Open up kitchen (wall to be removed) and replace cabinets counters, backsplash etc
New flooring in kitchen, halls and living room
Replace baseboards throughout
New doors throughout
Create closet header with closet door in bedroom 2
Optional (depending on cost)
2 bathrooms (4 and 5 piece) need upgrading. Flexibility on amount of work to based on cost.
Hello,
We are looking to renovate our condo. below is a breakdown of what we are looking to have done
Kitchen - removal of old kitchen and install new cabinets, counter, sink, appliances, back splash, floors, install 2 new ceiling lights, wall tear down for open concept, move 1 light switch, 1 wall plug, 1 phone line that was attached to wall to attached to new island (room is 9x8 feet)
Main Bathroom - removal of old bathroom and install new vanity, bathtub, tiled bathtub wall, floor(tile), Baseboards, medican cabinet (room size 5x6 feet)
En suite Bathroom - removal of all and install new vanity, paint, baseboards, floors(tile), sink faucet (room size 5x8 Feet)
Living room, Dinning room, Hallways, entrance - total of 525 sq feet
- removal of old and install new
- new laminate flooring (this flooring is to be continued into the kitchen as well)
- New Baseboards,
- paint
- install new light fixtures (3 in total)
We have permission from our Condo board to tear down the wall. We are looking to spend no more then $20,000 for labor and products. I would like to be involved in picking out all products to be used to update our home. we would also not like to live in a renovated area for a lengthy period of time. We would prefer all work to be completed within 2-4 weeks. Would also prefer to have 1 person to manage entire job. prefer not to hire 3-4 people, all doing different things and coming in at different times.
Renovating Condo.
Looking for mainly labour cost. I will be selecting things like the hardwood, fixtures, vanities shower door etc.
Scope - Two typical condo bathrooms. Both are about 5x9. One has a shower with glass door and glass wall, and the other has a
bathtub.Shower and tub are tiled with the same 12x12 tile that is on the floor. Ceiling is also tiled above shower and tub.
Replacing existing carpet, Tile and hardwood throughout, with engineered wood on soundproof underlayment.
Removal of 4 sections of non-loadbearing wall. re-building one wall. Closing in one doorway. Will require re-routing some electrical.
Details....
Bathroom one -
1. Full demo
2. Take down one wall and put new one up. (expanding by about 18")
2. Replace shower fixture and valve
3. Replace toilet
4. Replace vanity, faucets and mirror
5. Replace existing Fluorescent pots with LED's
6. Re-tile floor,re-tile shower base, re-tile shower walls
7. New glass wall with sliding door.
8. New exhaust fan
9. Paint
Bathroom two -
1. Full demo
2. Replace bathtub, fixture and valve
3. Replace toilet
4. Replace vanity, faucets and mirror
5. Replace existing Flourescent pots with LED's.
6. Re-tile Floor
6. Re-tile shower walls
8. New exhaust fan
9. Paint
Remove approximately 350 Sq. Ft. of carpet in two bedrooms
Remove approximately 375 Sq. Ft. of hardwood in Living/dining
Remove approximately 430 Sq. Ft. of tile in entry, kitchen and hallway.
Install approximately 1155 Sq. Ft of engineered hardwood in areas listed above.
Open up wall between Bedroom and living room.
Take down one wall of walk-in closet in bedroom.
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