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We know your Busy. You don't want 10 Different Contractor's coming in and out of your home (Some are Rude, some are Dirty, some are just plain Theives). We may be able to Help You - Use Us Or Not.

Send me a Photo of what you Need Done. I'll also need your Measurements and any Other information you can provide me with. It's Possible that we've Seen it Before and can give you a Rough Quote using the Internet.

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With this Rough Quote, you'll have a Better Understanding of what needs to be done and allow yourself the options of either doing it yourself, or comparing our quote with other's.

If need be - I will offer to visit your place and provide a 100% Free Estimate. It doesn't matter how Big or small your Project is. If you already have a quote, Great! We can usually Match or Beat any Quote.

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We personally perform and oversee all repairs and renovations, and we would be pleased to help you with your next home improvement.  We have extensive knowledge and over 20 years experience in all aspects of home maintenance and renovation, from concept to completion.

No job is too small and our rates are competitive and reasonable. You can always expect bilingual, polite, attentive, productive and professional service.
" It's not the size of the job that count's - it's the returning client "

Our goal is to make your next home improvement project a success by providing excellent customer service with reliable, workmanship, one job at a time.  Please email or contact us at 514-475-9431 so we can discuss your project further. Our estimates are always Free of charge.

 

 
 

Nous offrons les services complets de peinture et de rénovation dans les domaines résidentiels. Service de qualité offert par une équipe dynamique.

Nous sommes votre entreprise pour tous vos travaux de rénovation, décoration et finition intérieure avec un excellent rapport qualité prix.

Que ce soit pour un service de construction neuve, rénovations, travaux après sinistre, peinture, céramique et encore plus... Nous désservons la région du grand Montréal.

Appelez 514-475-9431 afin de réserver un créneau d'intervention selon votre convenance et vos besoin. Votre peintre professionel / rénovateur, souriant et équipé de ses outils se rend à votre domicile à la date et à l'heure prévue pour l'intervention.

 
   
  • Kitchen Renovations
  • Bathroom Renovations
  • Basement Renovations
  • Professional Caulking
  • Blind / Curtain Installations
  • Framing Carpentry
  • Water Damage Repairs
  • Ceramic Tile Installation
  • Countertop Installation
  • Deck Creation / Repairs
  • Deck Maintenance
  • Dimmer Switches
  • Door Installations / Repairs 
  • Doorbell Installations / Repairs
  • Locks And Door Knob Repairs
  • Drywall Installation Or Repairs
  • Ductwork Installation
  • Fascia / Soffit Repairs
  • Fan Installation / Repairs
  • Faucet Install / Replace
  • Fence and Gates
  • Filter Replacements
  • Flood Light Installation
  • Flooring : Hardwood, Vinyl, Tile
  • Create Custom Garden Planter
  • Tile Grouting & Cleaning
  • Gutter Repairs and Cleaning
  • Grab Rail Installations
  • Handicap Accessibility
  • Hanging Pictures
  • Insulation Installation
  • Install Light Fixtures
  • Power Washing - Decks Etc
  • Home Ready Winterization
  • Furniture Setup & Assembly
  • Professional Painting
  • Insulation Installation
  • Vapor Barrier Installation
  • Install A Stove Fan / Vent
  • Install / Create Shelving
  • Install Bathroom Fan / Vent
  • Install Dryer Vent
  • Siding / Install / Repair
  • Sinks / Install / Replace
  • Install Crown Moldings
  • Install Baseboards / Trim
  • Create Compost Bin
  • Install / Replace Windows
  • Install / Replace Doors
  • Wood Repair / Wood Rot


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Home Security : Residential Security Advisor
Jean-Philippe Lachapelle
RBQ : 3019-4070-50
Services de securite ADT Canada Inc.
5700 Henri Bourassa Ouest St-Laurent, Qc. H4R 1V9
Montreal : 514-231-1614 Email : jplachapelle@adt.ca

Real Estate Agent : Website
Mabel Mendoza
Entrust your most precious investment to an expert.
Groupe Go Immo Inc 1200 rue Bishop Montreal, Quebec H3G 2E3
Montreal : (514) 825-6914 Email : mabel.mendoza@sympatico.ca
Plumber
PRIMEC : R.B.Q. 8310-9983-47
Mention " BOUGIEPROJECTS " and ask for Antonio D'Itri
Plumbing - Heating - Natural Gas
3060, rue De Miniac Ville St-Laurent (Quebec) H4S 1N5
Montreal : 514-620-4000 Fax : 514-620-0838
Bricklayer : Website
Les ANGES de la Maçonnerie inc. : R.B.Q. 8332-2297-28
Grands travaux de Joints de briques , allèges linteaux et pose de bloque.
Montreal : 514-768-8017 Cell : 514-206-8832
Landscape : Website
Rock Landscaping Inc.
Landscape Maintenatnce ( Lawn and Plants )
Montreal : 514-769-6685
Roofer : Website
Toîtures Rock Roy Enr : R.B.Q. 2568-5199-10
3812 Rue Newmarch Verdun
Montreal : 514-767-4919 Fax : Fax: 514-766-9985
The Canadiens : Wallpaper
 
 
 
 
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This was a fun project :) The old deck was falling apart and much too small. We had to think of a way to enlarge the deck and maintain privacy. We came up with the idea of building a main upper deck with a privacy fence, and a mini deck that would allow you to come down onto the yard without redoing the straight down stairs as was previously installed. While this does not actually save any space per square foot, it does allow the rest of the yard to be enlarged. Take a look at what we did :)
Building A Deck
Before
NDG Kitchen Renovation
Kitchen Renovation
NDG Before
NDG Home Renovations - In this project we repair assorted wall damages from a water leak, paint the home and other assorted projects such as tiling and hardwood flooring.
NDG Cumberland
Plaster and Paint
Brossard Fence Repair - Replacement
Brossard Fence
Before
Outremont Painting
Before
Find out exactly what you'll need to redo your bathroom. We include a detailed list of what you'll need including the actual cost of each product.
NDG Bathroom
Before
A friend of mine runs a elderly home. The bathroom was a real disaster, we had to totally gut it and rebuild it. The photo's in this section, are not that great because I forgot my regular cam and took these with a cell cam. I also did not include the before photo's because I'm sure you can already imagine the bad condition already - so it's not necessary. Here's what we did :)
Bathroom
Montreal Before
Completed
Kitchen Reno
Westmount Before
In Progress!
Bathroom Prep
NDG Phase II
Updating Today!
Painting & Repairs
Old Montreal Before
In Progress!
Plaster And Paint
NDG Montreal
We're trying something New! See our progress from beging to end, including the problems we run into and the solutions we create.
Parquet Floor Issue
See Our Progress
Painting A Small Office .... A friend of mine just moved her small office from a second floor location to this new location. As you can see, the walls needed a little prep and plaster work, before we can apply the paint.
Painting An Office
Before
Reinforcing A Basement With Cement .... A friend of mine had her basement inspected because of what looked like possible water damage to the walls of her just recently purchased home. The inspector told her that the dark spots along the floor of her foundation was not leaking, but because her basement is below ground level - he suggested that we reinforce the walls above the floor - 24 inches high and 2 inches thick of cement.
Basement Fix
Before
We paint the metal works of the never ending gate.
Never Ending Gate
Before
We repair an rotted entryway.
Downtown Kitchen
Before
We install Styrofoam insulation in a basement - Save energy while converting basements into comfortable living spaces.
Styrofoam
Before
Fiberglass And Wood Balcony Replacement
Balconys
Before
A hole in the ceiling (2X3 feet), caused by water damage, needed to be closed up. A plumber already had fixed the leak. What we did, was make the hole alittle bigger to expose the beams required to hold our drywall up. We then reinforced the ceiling to make sure there would be no sagging once we've completed the repair. This was a typical repair, the only thing that made it a little harder was the incredible light fixture that was located directly next to the hole. As you can see, there is almost no possible way to cover this fixture, so we just have to be extra careful. The other thing that was out of the ordinary, was the ceiling was actually double drywall (usually only single), this must have been done to act as a better firewall shield, and a noise reduction shield. Three hours later, we were done. All that's left to do after drying, is a light wet sand before painting :)
Ceiling Repair
Before
Hot Tub Tile Repair
Hot Tub Tile
Before
There was a little pressure on me. My friends condo above still was not sold, but the person that did look at it before, was coming for another look - In 2 Days! The condo was in pretty good shape to begin with, asides from some nail holes from photos, and a few other bumps and bruises ... and a few of the door frames were chewed by her nasty little dog. All it needed was 2 coats of fresh paint and a good clean up. The ceilings are ceiling flat white, the walls are off white, and the trim is super white semi gloss. Unfortunately, I forgot to bring my crappy cam/phone with me to show you the before photos due to the big rush. Good News! Last reported - The condo was Sold! :)
Quick Sale
After
This project was a Biggy! The project consisted of 1st removing the moldy carpeting, exposing the cracks in the basement floor to find the cause of the floors raise in certain areas. Then, we had to fix the problems. This required smashing the cement floor where the cracks are, creating a Sub Pump drain and then re-cementing the holes we created. We did this by hand! With a Sledge Hammer! - Next time we are using a Jack Hammer - This was Tough!
Cement Basement
Before
I had to remove the old cracking ugly vinyl from my friends Baie D'Urfe home entryway. She wanted ceramic tiles installed instead. Before I could do that, I had to prep a little first. Once the vinyl was removed, I had to cement glaze the sticky glue tar and even everything up.
Ceramic Tile Entry
Before
Soundproofing
Before
As we are helping our friend redo his home in St. Leonard, his wife really did not like the exposed cable and phone wires in the family room. So, before we painted this room, we had to remove the floor boards and make a slot in the walls to conceal the wiring. After this was done, we proceeded to finish off the rest of the painting project. Take a look at how we did it :)
Paint & Hide Wires
Before
Find out exactly what you'll need to redo your bathroom. We include a detailed list of what you'll need including the actual cost of each product.
Bathroom Reno?
The Material's List
Free Online Painting Price Quote - How much do you really need? How much could you spend?
Paint Estimate
Free Online Quote
  
This was a fun project :) The old deck was falling apart and much too small. We had to think of a way to enlarge the deck and maintain privacy. We came up with the idea of building a main upper deck with a privacy fence, and a mini deck that would allow you to come down onto the yard without redoing the straight down stairs as was previously installed. While this does not actually save any space per square foot, it does allow the rest of the yard to be enlarged. Take a look at what we did :)
Building A Deck
After
NDG Kitchen Renovation
Kitchen Renovation
NDG Ongoing
NDG Home Renovations - In this project we repair assorted wall damages from a water leak, paint the home and other assorted projects such as tiling and hardwood flooring.
NDG Cumberland
Hardwood Flooring
Brossard Fence Repair - Replacement
Brossard Fence
After
Outremont Painting
After
Changing your kitchen tiles? Here's a quick quote to give you an idea of what you can expect - including the most affordable options in getting this project done.
NDG Bathroom
After
A friend of mine runs a elderly home. The bathroom was a real disaster, we had to totally gut it and rebuild it. The photo's in this section, are not that great because I forgot my regular cam and took these with a cell cam. I also did not include the before photo's because I'm sure you can already imagine the bad condition already - so it's not necessary. Here's what we did :)
Bathroom
Montreal After
Updating Now!
Kitchen Reno
Westmount After
Updating Now!
Bathroom Prep
NDG Phase II
Updating Now!
Painting & Repairs
Old Montreal After
Updating Now!
Kitchen Tile Quote
The Insider
Updating Now!
Nadia's Quick Paint
Saint Laurent
Painting A Small Office .... A friend of mine just moved her small office from a second floor location to this new location. As you can see, the walls needed a little prep and plaster work, before we can apply the paint. .
Painting An Office
After
Reinforcing A Basement With Cement .... A friend of mine had her basement inspected because of what looked like possible water damage to the walls of her just recently purchased home. The inspector told her that the dark spots along the floor of her foundation was not leaking, but because her basement is below ground level - he suggested that we reinforce the walls above the floor - 24 inches high and 2 inches thick of cement.
Basement Fix
After
We paint the metal works of the never ending gate.
Never Ending Gate
After
We repair an rotted entryway.
Downtown Kitchen
After
We install Styrofoam insulation in a basement - Save energy while converting basements into comfortable living spaces.
Styrofoam
After
Fiberglass And Wood Balcony Replacement
Balconys
After
A hole in the ceiling (2X3 feet), caused by water damage, needed to be closed up. A plumber already had fixed the leak. What we did, was make the hole alittle bigger to expose the beams required to hold our drywall up. We then reinforced the ceiling to make sure there would be no sagging once we've completed the repair. This was a typical repair, the only thing that made it a little harder was the incredible light fixture that was located directly next to the hole. As you can see, there is almost no possible way to cover this fixture, so we just have to be extra careful. The other thing that was out of the ordinary, was the ceiling was actually double drywall (usually only single), this must have been done to act as a better firewall shield, and a noise reduction shield. Three hours later, we were done. All that's left to do after drying, is a light wet sand before painting :)
Ceiling Repair
After
Hot Tub Tile Repair
Hot Tub Tile
After
There was a little pressure on me. My friends condo above still was not sold, but the person that did look at it before, was coming for another look - In 2 Days! The condo was in pretty good shape to begin with, asides from some nail holes from photos, and a few other bumps and bruises ... and a few of the door frames were chewed by her nasty little dog. All it needed was 2 coats of fresh paint and a good clean up. The ceilings are ceiling flat white, the walls are off white, and the trim is super white semi gloss. Unfortunately, I forgot to bring my crappy cam/phone with me to show you the before photos due to the big rush. Good News! Last reported - The condo was Sold! :)
Quick Sale
After
This project was a Biggy! The project consisted of 1st removing the moldy carpeting, exposing the cracks in the basement floor to find the cause of the floors raise in certain areas. Then, we had to fix the problems. This required smashing the cement floor where the cracks are, creating a Sub Pump drain and then re-cementing the holes we created. We did this by hand! With a Sledge Hammer! - Next time we are using a Jack Hammer - This was Tough!
Cement Basement
After
I had to remove the old cracking ugly vinyl from my friends Baie D'Urfe home entryway. She wanted ceramic tiles installed instead. Before I could do that, I had to prep a little first. Once the vinyl was removed, I had to cement glaze the sticky glue tar and even everything up.
Ceramic Tile Entry
After
Soundproofing
After
As we are helping our friend redo his home in St. Leonard, his wife really did not like the exposed cable and phone wires in the family room. So, before we painted this room, we had to remove the floor boards and make a slot in the walls to conceal the wiring. After this was done, we proceeded to finish off the rest of the painting project. Take a look at how we did it :)
Paint & Hide Wires
After
Changing your kitchen tiles? Here's a quick quote to give you an idea of what you can expect - including the most affordable options in getting this project done.
Kitchen Tiles?
A Basic Price Quote
Free Online Painting Advice - Before you sign on that dotted line :)
Tested Self Help
BP Approved Links

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