Renovations rarely go exactly as planned. As walls come down and new ideas emerge, homeowners often want to make changes mid-project. While it’s completely normal, and sometimes necessary, to adjust plans along the way, it’s important to understand how these changes can impact the overall project.

When it comes to construction, whether you're building a new home, renovating a kitchen, or adding a deck, permits are more than just paperwork, they’re essential to ensuring the work is safe, legal, and up to code.

A reputable contractor will provide a realistic schedule for your new build. This schedule should cover design and planning, permit acquisition, site preparation, construction, finishing, cleanup, and final hand-off.

Here’s why the 3-bid method doesn’t always work

Nanaimo is growing and so are the ways homeowners can make the most of their property. With the introduction of new R-5 zoning rules, residents now have the green light to build up to four housing units on a single lot. Whether it’s a basement suite, a garden suite, or a small multi-unit dwelling, these changes are creating exciting possibilities for families and the local rental market. 

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