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Some details reveal that a refresh is necessary: Peeling paint or warping walls. Creaking or sagging floors. Windows and doors that do not close properly. Rising energy bills. Water infiltration or damp stains. Responding early often means avoiding more costly structural repairs in the long run. Notice any of these signs in your home? Better act now—let's discuss your renovation options.

Good thermal and acoustic insulation not only improves comfort, but also the value of a home. Thermal insulation reduces energy loss and keeps the temperature stable. Soundproofing improves peace and quiet, especially between floors or neighboring dwellings. Products like mineral wool or acoustic panels can greatly change the perception of a space. Thinking about insulating and soundproofing at the right time means avoiding costly work later. Tired of the cold or noise betwee

The finishes make all the difference in a renovation project, think about: Maintain consistency between rooms (floors, moldings, colors). Choose lighting suitable for each area. Combine textures and tones well (wood, metal, paint, ceramic). Do not overload the walls: simplicity brings out the quality of the work. Good design is not what you add, but what you balance. Looking for an interior that exudes balance and coherence? Let's talk about your finishing ideas.

The choice of materials determines the durability and maintenance of your outdoor landscaping. Treated wood: economical, good value for money, but requires regular maintenance. Cedar: more durable and aesthetic, ideal for pergolas and fences. Composite: zero maintenance, modern look, but more expensive to purchase. Metal (steel, aluminum): perfect for railings, stairs and structures. A good choice always depends on your budget, sun exposure and your tolerance for maintenance.

Before starting a construction site, good preparation avoids a lot of stress. Move or protect fragile furniture and objects. Clear access points (stairways, corridors, entrances). Identify sensitive areas (electrical outlets, pipes). Let your neighbors know if there will be noise. If possible, set up a temporary area to continue living comfortably. A well-prepared house = a faster, cleaner and more efficient construction site. Not sure where to start preparing your home for r

Renovating a bathroom requires more planning than you might think. Before you begin, avoid these common mistakes: Neglecting ventilation is the number one cause of mold. Underestimating the budget for materials and plumbing. Forgetting to prepare the walls before laying the tiles. Choosing materials that are not suitable for humidity. Not providing sufficient storage space. A good bathroom project is 80% planning and 20% execution. Take the time to plan carefully with your co

A well-maintained deck can last for decades. A few simple steps can make all the difference: Clean the surface in spring and fall to prevent dirt buildup. Check screws, brackets and anchors regularly. Apply a protective oil or stain depending on the type of wood. Make sure water drains well and does not accumulate near structures. Regular maintenance keeps your outdoor spaces strong, safe and attractive for years to come. Is your deck showing signs of wear? We can help you re

Before you demolish or rebuild, take the time to evaluate your options: If the structure is solid, a partial renovation may be sufficient. If the problems are multiple (plumbing, electrical, insulation), a complete overhaul will often be more cost-effective. Compare the cost of a phased renovation to a complete refurbishment. Also think about the impact on daily life: delays, dust, logistics. A good contractor will be able to guide you towards the most logical solution based

Some work requires municipal authorization, such as extensions, structural modifications or facade changes. Always check with your municipality before starting work. Requirements vary from city to city and depending on the nature of the project. If in doubt, contact the planning department: they can quickly confirm whether a permit is required. A quick check can avoid delays, additional costs or interruption of the construction site. Are you planning work but don't know if a

Each renovation project follows a well-defined structure: Assessment: Identify needs and priorities. Planning: Establish the scope of work and determine the order of execution. Preparation: secure the site, order materials and coordinate the participants. Execution: Monitor progress, adjust as needed, and document steps. Finishing touches: final inspection, cleaning and validation of customer satisfaction. A clear and organized method allows you to maintain control of the pro