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Framing

Wood & Steel Framing in Edmonton & Area

 

WHAT WE DO

If your construction project requires non-structural steel or wood framing, we do it at Drytech Interiors and we do it extremely well.

We take a collaborative and consultative approach to all framing projects, working closely with our clients to understand their needs and goals.

Our team of experts will work with you to design and fabricate structures that are customized to the specific needs & requirements of your project and space.

With over 20 years of industry experience, our team has worked on commercial and residential projects of all shapes and sizes, and knows the ins and outs of the trade.

We know every job is different and we dive into the details to figure out just what you need. Your project is unique, and the solutions for your project will be as well! What we value is giving you the best service, fair prices, and getting the job done right and on time. We’re not just about promises, but about delivering.

Ready to start your next project in the Edmonton area? Get in touch with us today for a free estimate.

Let’s roll up our sleeves and build something amazing together!

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WHAT TO EXPECT

QUALITY WORKMANSHIP

Expect precise measurements, seamless joints, and a smooth finish that enhances your commercial or residential space.

GREAT COMMUNICATION

Count on clear and open communication throughout the project, with regular updates and prompt responses.

TIMELY COMPLETION

We prioritize efficient project management, ensuring your project is completed within the agreed-upon timeframe.

ATTENTION TO DETAIL

Our team meticulously plans and executes every aspect of your project in order to ensure we deliver a flawless end result.

FAQs

How much does a home renovation cost?
The cost depends on the scope of the project, materials used, and labour. It’s best to discuss your budget with your contractor, who can help estimate based on your needs.
How long does a renovation project typically take?
Timelines vary depending on the size and complexity of the project. Small projects might take a few weeks, while larger ones, like full home renovations, could take several months.
Will I need a permit for my renovation?
Certain projects, especially those involving structural changes, plumbing, or electrical work, usually require permits. Your contractor can help determine what’s needed and often assist with the permitting process.
Can I stay in my home during the renovation?
It depends on the scope. Smaller projects may allow you to stay home, but for extensive renovations (kitchen, bathrooms, etc.), it might be more convenient to make other arrangements.
How do I choose materials and finishes?
Many contractors, including Drytech Interiors Inc., offer design consultations and can help you choose materials that fit your style, budget, and needs. You can also visit showrooms or discuss options with your contractor.
How should I prepare my home for the renovation?
Preparing often includes clearing out work areas, securing valuables, and planning for noise and dust. Your contractor can provide a list of preparations to make the process easier.
What is the process for payment?
Payment schedules vary but often include a deposit, progress payments at various stages, and a final payment upon completion. Be sure to review the payment terms in your contract.
How can I ensure the project stays on budget?
Regular communication with your contractor, making decisions on materials and finishes in advance, and setting a realistic budget with a contingency fund can help manage costs.
What happens if there are unexpected issues during the renovation?
Issues like plumbing or structural surprises can sometimes arise. It’s helpful to budget for contingencies, and your contractor will keep you informed and help address unexpected problems efficiently.
Do renovations add value to my home?
Many renovations, like kitchen and bathroom upgrades, increase a home’s resale value. Consult with your contractor to understand which projects provide the best return on investment.

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