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Sackville is a university town with a lot of older housing stock, which means renovation, restoration-minded work and student rental property rather than greenfield subdivisions.
Sackville's housing is older than most of what we work on — a good portion of it predates anything resembling a modern building envelope. That makes the exterior work here as much about diagnosis as installation: what is actually behind the siding, and whether the structure underneath is sound.
The university also means a meaningful rental market, and rental property has its own rhythm: work has to happen between terms, and durability matters more than a premium finish.
Sackville is a straightforward run down the Trans-Canada from Moncton. Older in-town lots sometimes have tight side access, which we check first.
Call or send the form with roughly what you are planning, whether you have drawings, and when you would like to start. For anything substantial we will come and look at the site — free, and with no obligation.
You will get a written scope with the work itemised so you can see exactly what is and is not included. If something we find during the build changes the number, you hear about it before we proceed rather than on the final invoice.
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You can take all four or any one of them. Most Sackville clients who take all four do it for the same reason: there is nobody left to blame the other trade.
Questions
Yes, with the caveat that we will open things up and tell you what we find before quoting the full job. Older exteriors hide more than newer ones and guessing serves nobody.
Yes. Rental property work between terms is a normal constraint and we plan for it - tell us the date the units have to be back in service.
Yes - exterior cladding and fit-up work on commercial properties is part of what we do, in Sackville as elsewhere.
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