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Project Title:	Install a walk out door to the backyard and Finishing the basement
Type:	Residential
Location:	Woodbridge, Ontario
Main concern:	Quality
Budget:	$20,000 - $50,000

Project Description: Age of house: 10-11years Sq Ft: 3500 Materials: Not Sure, whatever is secure and good quality Condition of Basement : is good, bought the house brand new and the basement was never finished. Exterior renos as well ( Driveway, patio,walkway)

Project Title:	Elevated concrete deck
Type:	Residential
Location:	Woodbridge, Ontario
Main concern:	Quality
Budget:	Uncertain

Project Description: Hi, I need a 10' x 10' elevated concrete deck with railings, for a residential property. Elevated apx. 12 feet above ground. Access to deck will be from a room on the 2nd floor. You will also need to cut away the exterior wall on the house to make a door that leads to this deck. Thanks Dave Woodbridge, Ontario.

Project Title:	Make oppening in the roof
Type:	Commercial
Location:	Woodbridge, Ontario
Main concern:	Time
Budget:	Uncertain

Project Description: Need to open flat roof to bring equipment inside of the shop that closed the openning Need work to be done week of may 14, 2012

Aprilrem Construction - located in Woodbridge
Review Posted by Nick

Basement finish + bathroom installation April 2012 We had a very good experience with Dmitry: First to respond to our post, creative solutions, fair price, punctual, polite, reliable, on site every day, quick to respond via email, easy-going, flexible, quality workmanship, project came in on time & on budget. We would hire him again and have already recommended him to a couple of people.

Aprilrem Construction - located in Woodbridge
Review Posted by Ryan

Dmitry worked for me as a subcontractor on a million dollar master suite remodel. His work was impeccable, especially considering the rock bottom price he quoted me to do the work. Whenever I need assistance or guidance on an aspect of the project he was extremely knowledgeable and didn't consider nickle and dimming me for his advice and experience. I would highly recommend Dmitry for any of your upcoming projects without hesitation and I will be using him on my next project. So, make sure to give him plenty of notice or he may already be booked.

Rhodes Inc - located in Woodbridge
Review Posted by Peter

I have worked with Piero from Rhodes Construction on many occasions and have found his work to be impeccable. His professional crew works with experience and knowledge of the job at hand. Would recommend him to any contractor or general public who is looking for courteous and professional service Peter

Support or Load beam main floor
I bought a house not knowing that a big support or structural or load beam will be put accros my living and dining room through the kitchen, the beam is place horizontally once you enter the front door. My ceiling is only 8 ft and the beam is showing lower than the ceiling, it makes my ceiling more lower. I talked to the builder to flush or hide the ceiling just like the model house. I was told from the decor that it cannot be done because they used different materials. How much it will cost me to hire a structural engineer to fix it? My house will be finished on July 2012.

The Latest Reply

Hi Mike, We had a meeting with the construction engineer that building our house, yesterday Apr 17th and I prayed that God will touch their hearts. I am very Blessed that they are fixing and hiding the support beam inside the ceiling, just like we requsted in the first place. Now I can say that we will be a happy home owner. Thank you all for your help, Cate

Bad, Bad Foundation
What to do about a foundation so bad that it turns to dust if you touch it? I'm not talking about the 2 yr old skim coat someone did to cover up the problem, I'm talking about foundation walls bowing in, supports made of red brick that you can poke a screw driver through and it's not local to one spot in the basement. The whole basement is dire straights. The customer wanted us to remove some drywall and do some "patching". Upon inspection, we found the foundation in such a state we feared for our lives being down there and quickly left. We told the customer that this isn't safe and he's got a much bigger issue happening. He doesn't believe us. He feels it's a money grab. What's worse is that he runs a salon on the main floor of this 90yr old home. The basement is a 4' crawl space and it's not a question of "if" it's just a matter of time before the foundation crumbles in. Our structural engineer doesn't even want to go in as he feels it's too unsafe. His words are that it's the worst he's ever seen in 50years. What can I do? The customer said to me. "so after 90 yrs, all of a sudden there's a problem? Yeah right!" Customer wants to just skim coat some patch and put drywall up to cover it up. the weeping system under the home doesn't work, as after rain the basement has about 8-" of standing water for a few days. Customer feels a dehumidifier will solve this. The water is coming through the foundation walls, the walls look like sponges. I don't even want the job, BUT I don't want anyone to get hurt and I am genuinely concerned for people that are in the home. It's a salon, and I keep having visions of the structure giving way on day when the salon is full of women and children getting the hair done for Christmas. What are my options? Do I contact the city? Who is the best to deal with?

The Latest Reply

Hi Ryan, If this ever happens to you again try and have your engineer review the building and as long as the owner has approved the engineer to inspect the building. The engineer can condenm the building if he or she see's that it is unsafe. The engineer would also send a letter to the city as well. I have done this a few of time. Mostly to churches because there steeples where going to fall over. We then had to remove them and rebuild them but that's a different story. Stay safe, Mike