You have a renovation project?

Bathroom #1:
Installation of pre-build vanity to install in our basement bathroom (removal of existing vanity)

Please note - vanity should slip in as space is 36.5inches but may need to be framed (have a lot of framing wood) since there will be a gap, also plumbing comes from the floor not from the wall so vanity may need to be moved forward slightly - there are 4 inches to play with. Cut a butcher block counter (already purchased) into shelves for exposed cupboard shelves

Bathroom #2:
- Installation of a sink cabinet with 2 drawers. Please note, plumbing comes out of the floor and cannot be moved into the wall (would be great if you could build a box around existing plumbing so not exposed)
- Moving shower head up 3-4 inches. Please note, the shower head is on drywall and plumbing is accessible from a wall behind (we have replacement drywall as needed)
- Ceramic floor installation. Tiles already purchased (tiny and lighter in color)
- Please note, the entire bathroom may be 4ft by 6ft (it is tiny!)
- Sliding door installation/removal of existing door and replacement - will have to frame the inside (we have the wood)

Installation of 2 doors upstairs (doors are purchased and in our home)

We can purchase all materials needed prior to start of work.

As an electrical contractor, I am aware of the quality difference between hiring someone for a particular task, which brings me to your department.

Looking to open up a wall in my kitchen to give a more open look. I'm assuming it is a load bearing wall so I understand additional supporting would be required. The wall to be partially removed would be about 8ft wide and 5ft tall almost to create a window to have a makeshift island. The rafters run perpendicular to this wall and the entire wall is about 12ft wide.

Total size: 1st and 2nd floor, total 3200 ft

Rooms: living room, dining room, kitchen, front foyer, study, 4 bedrooms, 3 full washrooms, 1 2pc washroom

Items required: hardwood floor, tiling, floorboards, mudding taping and painting the walls

(Materials are already purchased)