Some examples of recent projects

I own a duplex in Verdun (it was previously a triplex). I need the following work to be done by someone with an RBQ licence as the city is involved:

BOTTOM UNIT
Main Floor:
- redo entire bathroom (replace floors, vanity & toilet & install tub)
- replace kitchen cabinets and tiles
- sand & varnish floors (or potentially replace them depending on cost or labour & material)
- paint doors white (they're brown now) & walls white too

Basement (attached to the main floor)
- remove the carpet on stairs & fix stairs
- redo entire bathroom (replace floors, vanity & toilet &install tub)
- sand & varnish floors (or potentially replace them depending on cost or labour & material)
- paint doors white (they're brown now) & walls white too

UPSTAIRS UNIT
- mold in the bathroom due to leak in the roof - walls need to be replaced and maybe other items upon your visit
- potentially redoing kitchen depending on the cost of labour and materials

Hallway of the building (where the staircases are) - paint walls to white .

I need to have a portion of my foundation (i think the term is) parged, where I have some crubmling concrete along the bottom 2ft (ground up), of the exterior of my foundation. I do not have any issues with leaking, but would like to address this proactively. The space is 2 ft high from the ground up and 34ft long, along one side of the house.

Main floor of a Duplex building to be fully painted ( 5 1/2 )
Includes: Entrance/hallway, Living room, Kitchen, Bathroom and 3 bedrooms.

First floor : change ceramics of entrance and bathroom. Change hard woods of living room and kitchen.
Square foot : 500pi2

2 church chimneys to repair. Brick with stucco, inspection, and repair/rebuild options and recommendations.

- Chimney #1 easily accessible, approx 20' high, minimal damage
- Chimney #2 30 - 40' high, difficult to access. Requires scaffolding. Major repair.

I need the carpet removed from the master bedroom (10'7" x 16'5"), the walk-in-closet (4"10" x 7'3"), and the second bedroom (9'10" x 12'2"). A new subfloor has to be installed. Then a good quality laminate floor is to be installed.
I also require the whole apartment (1512 square feet, 2 bedroom & 2 bathrooms) to be painted including the ceiling.

Building management requires a copy of the contractor's license and of his insurance policy.
Building Management will only accept the subfloor indicated above and requires a sample to be provided with our request for approval of the renovations from the board.

Options :
1) buck off the skylight soffit to the wall edge of the skylight (where the area was cut out) and install new gutters on both sides of the house.
2) recover the skylight portion and install new gutters on both sides of the house.
3) redo all aluminum in the skylight and provide a gutter system that allows for water runoff on both sides of the skylight opening (currently there is only a gutter system on the outside portion of the roof overhang but not at the inside edge of the skylight). Install a new gutter on the other side of the roof as well as it is currently non-existent.

Replace two corner gardens in the backyard with sod. Will require digging up the current soil and some disposal in order to level with current grass. Guessing about 75-100 sq feet maximum.

We live in a 2-bedroom cottage. We have a chimney attached to the side of the home with damaged bricks. Water usually runs down the roof along the side of the chimney and over the winter with freeze and thaw cycle, the brick along the side of the chimney has become badly damaged.

We would like to get an opinion regarding the type of work would be best. Our intention is to tear down the chimney so that we can gain some room along the side of our home in order to extend our driveway because right now, the chimney is preventing us from extending the driveway. We would like to know if it is possible to tear down the chimney without compromising the structure of the home. If this is possible, then we would need someone to tear down the chimney, repair the outside wall of the home and fix/extend the roof. I am not sure what the cost is for this would be. If it's not possible to tear down the chimney, then we would require someone to fix the brick on the chimney and install something on the roof to re-direct water elsewhere so that we don't have this happen once again.

Gut the bathroom completely and rebuild. Area of 6ft x 12ft. Basic tub, sink/vanity, toilet. Original construction 1954.