RenosGroup.Ca reviews (34)

Thanks for the kind review and for being a great client. Enjoy your new basement:-)

Thank you Chris. We appreciate you taking the time to write this great review. Thanks for the vote of confidence.

Glad to hear you are happy with our service. Thanks for being a great client :-)

Glad to hear you're already enjoying your new bathroom. Thank you for the great review

Thanks very much for the kind words. Enjoy your new kitchen

Thank you for the in depth review. Yes, thankfully we have gotten used to the condo board rules over the last few projects in the same building. You were great to work with, quick with decisions when needed and always available. I enjoyed meeting your adult children when they stopped in, they both seem very nice. Thank you very much for your business.

Thank you for the great review. I particularly enjoyed working on this project because it was for an excellent cause. Hopefully, she will enjoy her new accessible spa every day for a long time.

Thanks very much, Kathy. We had fun on your project, particularly refinishing the vaulted ceilings :-) You are a great client, always had answers to any questions, and were always pleasant to deal with.

A few things should be clarified… Quoted project in 2018 and mentioned it would take approx 4-6 weeks to complete. Original quote included 24 Days (5 weeks) of labour + dry times for all plaster & paint (1 week) = 6 Week timeline Wed May 24th, 2023 Project start - Client requested 6 weeks more work to be completed. New project timeline: 12 weeks. We rescheduled several other projects to fit this in for the client June 20th, 2023 (4 weeks into project) - Client emailed: “lots of activity this week…loving the progress each day” July 12th, 2023 (7 weeks into project) - Kitchen was fully functional - Sink, faucet and appliances working Date of this online review: Thurs July 13th (7 weeks into project) Skim coat of ceiling had to be reworked because the ceiling cracked in 4 areas, one of them along the complete length of the living room. Client asked us to remove a 12’ long (non-supporting) wall, this caused the weight of the house to shift. We waited 2 weeks after wall removal before skim coating ceiling to try and prevent this. All of the Flooring was installed without damaging the wear layer, it was only when the fridge had to be moved that the floor’s wear layer accidentally got scraped. We should have been even more careful when moving the fridge. The fridge always had a tarp and cardboard beneath in order to prevent marks on the floor. New floor planks were ordered and replaced at our cost. The flooring supplier the client purchased from took over a month to provide new flooring due to a backorder. Project manager was at jobsite twice a week during the first 6 weeks, picking up demolition debris, dropping off supplies, and checking on how the contractors were doing on the project. During the last 6 weeks, the P.M was at jobsite every day working to help speed up the project and ensuring the quality of work Our longest delay in replying to client’s emails was 2 business days. The client sent an email on a Sunday, late morning, to express a concern about the flooring, it was replied to on Monday late morning, and project manager also showed up at jobsite late monday morning to alleviate the client’s concern about the flooring. Client lashed-out and criticized the project manager for not replying sooner. 7 weeks into a 12 week project, the client started to become agitated that the project had not been completed yet. From then on our contractors were subject to daily subtle insults, sarcastic comments or threats to use another contractor. Contractors began to feel uncomfortable working on this project due to the toxic environment Ex 1: The new replacement flooring we ordered was backordered from the supplier the client purchased the flooring from, while waiting, we were regularly critized for 4 weeks about the floor not being done yet. Ex 2: The client moved kitchen items back into the kitchen as it was being completed, this was fine, until we were being chastised for not cleaning up every bit of dust at the end of each day. For the last 6 weeks, the project manager spent 30 mins per day cleaning up the kitchen and floor, and was still critized because the jobsite wasn’t clean enough. In hind site we should have asked the client not to start moving their stuff back into the new kitchen until the project was fully completed. Our typically procedure is to do 10 min tidy ups at the end of each day and one thorough clean up once the project is fully completed. Ex 3: After complaining on how long the project was taking, we stayed and worked until 7 pm for a few consecutive days. The client crisitized us again and asked to not work any later than 4:00 pm. We were given permission to stay until 5 pm when told our normal working hours were between 8-9 to 5:00 pm Despite having a hostile work environment, our team showed up everyday and worked very hard to provide this client with this beautiful kitchen, dining and living room project. Bies Renovation Pictures = https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipMiEQojQx5lFM6MGLxiAyK05OOjmsoEDcxB1FBwVL29rqWPFEo_SUK1sHCvyfp3CQ?key=UGtKWG5pLWthcVVpdW9nZklPZXdZWUFSMXRnZV93

Thanks very much for the kind words. We are glad you are happy with our processes and the final product. Enjoy the bathrooms :-)