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Project Title: Deck Replacement
Type: Residential
Location: Nanaimo, British Columbia
Main concern: Quality
Budget: $5,000 - $20,000
   
Project Description:
Tear down a 100 sq foot deck and replace it with a 12’ x 28’ deck with vinyl decking and powder coated aluminum rails. Also would like to build in a storage area underneath.
 
Project Title: Small Bathroom Redesign and Complete
Type: Residential
Location: Nanaimo, British Columbia
Main concern: Time
Budget: $500 - $1,000
   
Project Description:
Need Bathroom Vanity removed Custom build shower and sink combination in a small space Christine
 
Project Title: Chain link fence/gate repair
Type: Residential
Location: Nanaimo, British Columbia
Main concern: Time
Budget: Uncertain
   
Project Description:
this is a 2 part gate which connect in the middle and is padlocked. The hinges on one side have broken and need to be repaired or replaced. 1 side of the gate has fallen off due to the hinge failure.
 
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2.5 Star RatingRock Steady Contracting Ltd. - located in Nanaimo
Review Posted by Tiah

Really nice guy...terrible at returning calls. Was supposed to receive a cheque Saturday after making numerous calls which were not getting returned, and then did not hear anything further. It is now Monday night and have heard nothing...still...

 
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Electrician in Nanaimo - Electrical Solutions Inc.
Electrical Solutions Incorporated. I am a Red Seal Master Electrician with a diploma in business as well as a bachelors of science for electronics engineering. I have been through the THX reference audio training as well as Lite Touch commercial and residential controls and automation training. I have ta... view more »

Tiling Company in Nanaimo - City Tile Nanaimo
City Tile imports only the best, most exotic and exclusive tiles in natural stone, porcelain, and ceramic tiles from around the world. We are well known for our exceptional service, competitive prices and unparalleled selection. Come on in and see our showroom, enjoy an espresso and re... view more »

General Contractor in Nanaimo - LW Journeyman Construction
LW Journeyman Construction Ltd is a Nanaimo based, full service residential & commercial builder. For more than 14 years we have been building and renovating homes and professional office space. Home Renovations Specializing in Kitchen & Bathrooms Home Additions New Home Construction Project Mana... view more »

Renovation Company in Nanaimo - Graemar Home Improvements
Since forming Graemar Home Improvements in 1989, our goal has been to provide excellence in BC's home renovation and remodelling industry. Our long list of satisfied customers attests to our success in this endeavour. Let us show you how you can affordably transform your home into the place you'll... view more »

Renovation Contractor in Nanaimo - Maxx Contracting
Founded in 2002 and located in Nanaimo, Maxx Contracting is a full service contracting company, offering Renovations, Roofing, Fencing, Decks, Landscaping, Trucking, Excavation and Snow Removal services, as well as building and grounds maintenance. Our team of experts ar... view more »

 
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Recent Forum Posts from Nanaimo Members

Electrical panel
Is it legal and safe to put an electrical 200 amp panel directly in front of a water pipe? I bought a house and the panel is beside the main water shut off then there is a pipe coming from that to an outside tap. I have to put my hand right behind the electric panel to shut the water off. I would appreciate any advice I can get if this is safe. Thank you

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Is it safe? Yes. Is it against code? No. Is it worthing doing something about? Likely not. Is it a good practice? No. Cheers John Kuehnl-Cadwell Master Electrician Datawise Solutions Inc.

 
Cantilever or post, beam and pad a bumpout
Hey, We are in the process of planning a renovation to a house we just bought. We plan to kick out a portion of our back wall 19' x 3'. The joists go in the direction of the new kickout. Originally we had planned to tie into the current joists and cantilever the addition. Upon further discussion the thought of pouring 3 pads with posts and beams to take the new renovation loads and tie it into the current foundation wall. Does anyone have some insight (pro's/con's) to either method? The cantilever method requires a little more electrical work to pull wire from the panel so we can tie the joists in. Thanks in advance.

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Hi Shawn, I agree completely about the engineering and permits. Cantilevering floor joists require a lot of work to tie back into the existing floor structure in order to make it safe. Concrete pads, posts and beams are the same. With moisture concerns on the Island, protecting from water penetration is vital to say nothing of the requirements for fastening the new structure to the existing framing. With that said, I have just moved away from Nanaimo and can recommend some reputable contractors that are more than capable of assisting you with your project if you're interested. Send me an email at dickinsoncontracting1@gmail .com and I'll be happy to send you their names. Kelly Dickinson Dickinson Contracting Penticton, B.C.

 
 
 

 

 


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