So I still haven't started my kitchen reno, and with the baby lurking around the house these days I'm hoping to get someone to come in and do the design/engineering for my renovation.
Who have you guys used recently or who could you recommend?
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Recommend a Design/Engineering Firm for Home Reno
So I still haven't started my kitchen reno, and with the baby lurking around the house these days I'm hoping to get someone to come in and do the design/engineering for my renovation.
Who have you guys used recently or who could you recommend?
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Anyone?
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Last edited by Sugarphreak; 07-11-2019 at 09:57 AM.
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Layout I guess. I'm removing an interior wall. My Kitchen is divided from the dining and living room by an L shaped wall and I'm looking at getting it knocked out.
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Last edited by Sugarphreak; 07-11-2019 at 09:56 AM.
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Damn I should have saved my Halloween extras.
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Last edited by Sugarphreak; 07-11-2019 at 09:56 AM.
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Just an option but look into Ranger Homes. They've done plenty of high-end renos and custom home work.
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You've got mail.Originally posted by Sugarphreak
PM me, I should have time on Sunday to come by
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I would also look into them. I have seen some of the projects they do, and some are pretty bad-ass.Originally posted by msommers
Just an option but look into Ranger Homes. They've done plenty of high-end renos and custom home work.
Sugarphreak is good people, I'd like to see what he drafts up for ya!
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I have worked with Sugarphreak in the past. If it is a bearing wall, you'll need engineering - beam/columns/footing(s) ...
I work out of the house (hence, reasonably priced with less overhead) and am a consulting engineer/have my own professional engineering firm so can do this. I have done quite a few of these in the past.
Reijo
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It is defnitely not load bearing and my neighbor who's a structural engineer is willing to put together a letter to accompany my drawings.Originally posted by reijo
I have worked with Sugarphreak in the past. If it is a bearing wall, you'll need engineering - beam/columns/footing(s) ...
I work out of the house (hence, reasonably priced with less overhead) and am a consulting engineer/have my own professional engineering firm so can do this. I have done quite a few of these in the past.
Reijo
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If not load bearing then you won't need a letter from your neighbour.
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