Alderbridge Contracting has built and renovated homes across Etobicoke and the Greater Toronto Area for over twenty years. Every project is run by the same people who quoted it, priced in writing before work begins.
We rebuild bathrooms across Etobicoke, from a single powder room to a primary ensuite taken back to the studs. Every job is run by the same two people who quoted it, and every one of them starts with the part nobody sees: the waterproofing.
Read more →Working from home stopped being temporary. We convert spare bedrooms, basements and underused dining rooms into offices that are quiet enough to take a call in and wired properly enough to run everything at once.
Read more →A deck in southern Ontario has to survive a hundred freeze-thaw cycles a year, and most of what fails about them is below the surface. We build outdoor spaces from the footings up, so the parts you look at are still level in fifteen years.
Read more →Renovating a condo is half construction and half paperwork. We have worked through the approval processes in Etobicoke's waterfront and Islington-City Centre towers, and we plan the job around the building's rules rather than fighting them.
Read more →A finished basement is the cheapest square footage you will ever add to an Etobicoke house — provided the water is dealt with first. We do not frame a basement until we know why it is dry and that it will stay that way.
Read more →Kitchens are where households actually live, and where renovation decisions are hardest to reverse. We build kitchens around how you cook and move rather than around a cabinet catalogue.
Read more →Building new, adding a second storey, or taking a house back to the frame are the largest projects we run. They are also the ones where the approvals process decides the schedule long before construction does.
Read more →Most energy upgrades are sold in the wrong order. Windows are the most visible and the slowest to pay back; air sealing is invisible and usually the fastest. We sequence the work by what actually reduces your bills.
Read more →Call and describe the project. We will tell you honestly what it involves and what it is likely to cost before anyone books a site visit.
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