Church renovations, office and retail fit-outs, self-storage conversions — chances are we’ve already run into a version of whatever problem your building presents, even if this is our first time solving it in Costa Rica.
The same zero-accidents standard we’ve held for decades applies here, where there’s even less room for error because people are working or worshipping just a few feet from the job.
If something goes wrong mid-project, that’s our problem to fix, not something we hand back to you. That’s simply how we operate — in Canada, and now in Costa Rica.
Renovation work has been part of John’s business since the very beginning. During his first thirteen years in Edmonton, his team handled renovations right alongside new construction, across a wide mix of building types. Later, back in Toronto, that experience grew to include church renovations and a long list of office and retail renovations — work that demands the same budgeting discipline as new construction, plus something extra: keeping a building’s day-to-day life running while the crew is still inside it.
John now brings that same track record to renovation projects in Costa Rica.
If your space can’t just shut its doors for a few months, talk to a team that’s been figuring out how to work around that since the 1980s.