Why do you need a General Contractor?

  • To gather all trades required to give you a price for your project.
  • To oversee all the trades to make sure you are getting a quality product.
  • To let you discuss, with a key person, your project wish list.
  • To let you focus on your other priorities and not to worry about the project.
  • To have someone else deal with all the trades, making sure they are getting the job done right and on time.
  • To help resolve structural problems that may come up during the construction process.
  • To make this project as exciting and enjoyable as possible.

What makes Brian T. Fletcher Construction differ from other General Contractors?

  • We care about you and your family and treat your home as if it were our own.
  • We maintain a safe and tidy job site.
  • We watch out for any dangerous situations that you and your family might be subjected to.
  • We do not tolerate any foul language.
  • We are courteous to your neighbours.
  • After the job is completed we return to fill any shrinkage cracks and touch-up paint these areas at no charge.
  • We do not tolerate any use of alcohol on the job.
  • Even after warranty, we are pleased to follow-up on issues of concern. Customer satisfaction and referrals are essential to our business. We strive to maintain a good standing with our clients.

Before hiring a contractor, ask these questions:

  • How long have you been in the renovation business?
  • Have you managed a project like ours before?
  • Are you a member of the Greater Toronto Home Builders’ Association?
  • Can we visit one of your worksites?
  • Do you have WSIB – (Worker’s Safety Insurance) and Liability Insurance?
  • What warranty do you offer on your work?
  • What will our renovation cost and how are the payments scheduled?
  • What type of products and materials will be used in our renovation and do they meet Canadian standards?
  • When can the work start and when will it be completed?
  • Who would be our contact person during the renovation and how often would we be briefed on progress?

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