Accessibility Retrofit in Langley City, BC
To retrofit a home for accessibility purposes, experts recommend a two-car garage to allow enough room for maneuvering a wheelchair. The doorways should also be wide enough to fit a wheelchair and bars and ramps should be installed in different areas of the house.
Recommended Pros in Langley City, BC
We understand that renovations, of any kind, be it a bathroom renovation, kitchen renovation, basement renovation or a new add...Read more
ProRise Painting Company has built its reputation on being one of Vancouver's most professional contractors. Continuing a fami...Read more
Building your dreams with blackbelt precision, that's our motto at Black Belt. We keep a tight crew at Black Belt to maintain ...Read more
Usar is a custom, design-build, contracting company that organizes and builds every part of your dream home. We are a full-ser...Read more
Outstanding and award winning renovations since 1989Read more
Ridge Meadows Roofing was founded in September 2001 by Trevor McDonald, who has more than 25 years of roofing experience. We s...Read more
Recently Reviewed Langley City Accessibility Retrofit
Published: 05/04/2022
It is my absolute pleasure to give EA Renovations a ten star rating! From our first meeting, I knew that Nino and Mark were the right people. What started off as a small renovation quickly grew into a full...
Published: 05/24/2022
We recently had interior painting done (walls, trims, doors, ceilings) in our 1 bedroom condo by ProRise Painting. We had absolutely the best experience from the beginning to the finish.
I called a few painting companies for quotations. I promise...
Published: 03/31/2022
The company responded promptly and with a comprehensive quote. We had a few hiccups along the way but they totally stepped up and made sure we were entirely satisfied with their work. They went the extra mile for us.