Strata restoration contractors in BC

Celadon provides property restoration, construction and specialist cleaning in Victoria and South Vancouver Island. Its restoration scope includes water extraction and structural drying, fire and smoke damage, mould and asbestos work, board-up and tarping. It also lists carpet cleaning and contents handling. The company dates its operation to 2012 and advertises 24-hour property-insurance claim service. Its published Wale Road address, phone and email provide a project contact.

Concord Restorations provides fire, flood, sewer and storm-damage restoration from Quesnel. Its services also include mould remediation, asbestos and lead abatement, biohazard cleanup, and carpet or upholstery cleaning. The company works with residential, commercial and institutional properties, including assisted-living facilities. It advertises 24-hour emergency response throughout Quesnel and nearby communities, with a local office, telephone and email for restoration enquiries.

Cygnus Contracting is a restoration and renovation contractor serving the BC Lower Mainland. Its site lists residential, commercial and strata renovations, strata construction and maintenance, strata and insurance remediation, and rope access envelope work, with a 24-hour emergency line.

DKI Barclay Restorations handles water, fire, storm and impact damage in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Its published services cover emergency mitigation, reconstruction, contents restoration and asbestos or mould remediation. The website lists a Surrey head office and Vancouver branch, with a separate 24-hour emergency number. The main office phone is used here. The association entry and current DKI Barclay branding are represented by one company record.

DKI Pro Pacific provides restoration services from Nanaimo, Duncan and Parksville. Its large-loss service explicitly covers multi-unit properties, including stabilization, mitigation, reconstruction and project communication. Other services address water, fire, smoke, storm damage and contents restoration. The company publishes a 24-hour emergency line and coverage from the Cowichan Valley to the Comox Valley, with selected Gulf Islands also listed. Councils should confirm the responding branch, resident communication responsibilities and arrangements for island access when requesting service.

DKI Terrace provides emergency restoration for water, fire, smoke and storm damage. Its services include structural drying, mould remediation, asbestos abatement, contents cleaning and reconstruction. The Terrace branch serves Prince Rupert and Kitimat as well as its home community. The company advertises 24-hour emergency response and offers a local phone number, a national emergency line and an online claim form.

Restoration contractor that lists fire and water damage reconstruction in Whistler.

GCT Contracting provides building maintenance, renovation and property restoration in the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley. Its strata maintenance work includes common-area repairs, drywall and painting repairs, carpentry and coordination with property managers. Restoration services cover water, wind, fire and smoke damage, interior reconstruction and insurance-related project documentation. The company dates its operation to 2005 and names Chris Belgardt as general manager. Its published phone and general email provide a project contact. Emergency callouts are available, but the reviewed pages do not establish a 24-hour service.

Huinink Ventures repairs concrete and water leaks through specialty grouting, crack injection and expansion-joint work. Its commercial and multi-family services cover parking garages, parkade ramps and other concrete structures. Published repair methods include epoxy injection where cracks require strength, water-activated urethane injection for leaks, spall repairs and replacement or repair of concrete joint systems. Its other work includes industrial and municipal structures. It publishes a Langley mailing address, a direct office phone and general email, and lists several BC service regions. Engineering sign-off, repair design and project-specific warranties should be confirmed separately.

Incredible Restorations provides emergency water-damage response and structural restoration for strata councils, property managers and other property owners in the Lower Mainland. Its work includes water extraction, drying, leak damage, fire damage and repairs after a loss. Painting and carpentry are described as restoration work, not a separate planned-building repainting service. The website publishes a Surrey address, a general inquiry email and a 24-hour flood-response phone.

Kootenay Disaster Restorations repairs water, fire and storm damage throughout the East Kootenays. It also handles mould, asbestos and lead remediation for residential and commercial properties. The company has its main office in Kimberley, a satellite office in Cranbrook and 24-hour emergency response.

Novis Maintenance Solutions offers building maintenance and construction services for commercial, strata and residential clients. Its site lists a mobile handyman service, building refurbishment, exterior caulking, retaining walls, flooring, security grills and gates from its own welding shop, and painting.

On Side Restoration handles water, fire, weather and other property damage for strata units, common areas and commercial properties. Its published process includes emergency mitigation, cost estimates, repair coordination and a project manager for the assignment. The company has multiple BC locations; the Vancouver office is shown here, with its national 24/7 contact centre for new inquiries. Hazardous-material and structural-restoration services are company claims, not evidence that every branch performs every specialist scope. Reviews are tied to a specific BC branch rather than the national network.

One-Call Restoration provides emergency restoration for homes and businesses in the Prince George area. It coordinates damage mitigation, repairs and insurance claims, and publishes a 24/7 emergency phone line.

Paulson Fire & Flood restores properties after water, fire, smoke and sewer damage in the East Kootenays. Its property-management page explicitly describes work in apartments, condominiums, townhouses and strata complexes, including access coordination and communication in shared spaces. The company also provides reconstruction and a 24-hour emergency telephone line. It operates from Cranbrook and lists surrounding communities. Councils should confirm dispatch timing: the published service-area list warns that emergency attendance in several outlying towns may take more than an hour.

PG Restorations provides fire, water and flood restoration in Prince George. Its work includes water extraction, drying, smoke and soot cleanup, mould remediation and property repairs for homes and commercial buildings. The company offers 24-hour emergency response and works with insurers.

Project First Restorations replaces window assemblies and sliding deck doors as part of building-envelope restoration for multi-family strata buildings and co-ops. Its service descriptions also cover siding and stucco replacement, deck and patio waterproofing, drainage and flashing repairs, and concrete repairs and coatings. The company describes working with councils, building managers, engineers and subtrades in Greater Vancouver. It publishes a general enquiry address and a direct business contact for founder Richard Watt, and offers an initial estimate and consultation without charge. Councils should identify the window work and related envelope repairs required in the project scope.

Ripple Rock Restorations DKI provides damage restoration from Campbell River and Courtenay. Its services include water, fire, smoke and storm damage, contents restoration, mould removal and structural repairs. It publishes 24-hour emergency contacts for both offices and describes coverage across north-central Vancouver Island and adjacent islands. Both local contacts belong to the same restoration operation. Councils should ask for comparable references and confirm ferry, remote-location and after-hours dispatch arrangements.

Sealboss Coatings repairs concrete and water ingress in the Lower Mainland. Its published work includes above- and below-grade liquid-applied membranes, polyurethane injection to stop active concrete leaks, crack and spall repairs, and traffic coatings. Decks, balconies, planters, parkades and plazas are specifically listed. The company also repairs joint sealants and expansion joints and describes water-ingress investigations as part of its contractor services. It publishes a direct phone, general email and free-quote invitation. CHOA places the business in Coquitlam; its company pages do not publish a street address. This Coquitlam restoration contractor is separate from the SealBoss product manufacturer.

ServiceMaster Clean & Restore Sea to Sky is a Squamish disaster-restoration and cleaning business. It responds to water, fire and smoke damage for homes and commercial properties across the Sea-to-Sky corridor, with a 24/7 emergency line.

ServiceMaster Restore of Kamloops handles residential and commercial property damage in Kamloops, nearby Thompson communities and the North Shuswap. Its services include water and fire restoration, mould remediation, contents cleaning, odour removal and structural repairs. The local business publishes its own office, telephone and email, with emergency help available around the clock. This record represents the Kamloops operation rather than the whole national network. Councils should confirm multi-unit experience, attendance at the property and the reconstruction scope.

Summit Painting provides painting, restoration repairs and exterior cleaning in the Lower Mainland. Its multi-residential strata work includes interior and exterior painting, high-rise painting, parking-lot or parkade line painting, and epoxy or liquid-deck floor coatings. Repair services include drywall, rot and finish carpentry, stucco, masonry and sealants. It also lists pressure washing, window washing and cleaning of parking lots or sidewalks. The company states it was established in 2003 and advertises a three-year warranty. Its published phone and general email are available for project quotes.

The Recap Group repairs and maintains strata and commercial properties in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Its published work includes waterproofing, deck and balcony membranes, envelope repairs, concrete work, interior painting, drywall and leak-damage repairs. It describes most work as in-house, with specialist trades brought in where needed. Councils can request a site visit and written scope through its contact page or published phone; active leaks receive priority. The website also lists depreciation reports and maintenance planning, but does not name the report preparer's professional qualification. Insurance and WorkSafeBC documents are offered on request, not independently checked here.

Total Restoration provides flood, fire and storm damage restoration through several Interior BC branches. Its Kelowna services include water-damage drying, sewer-backup cleanup, remediation and reconstruction. The company describes work in residential, multi-family and commercial properties, with 24-hour emergency response. Councils can contact the Kelowna branch for local restoration work or use the separate Penticton, Vernon, Salmon Arm and Kamloops numbers published on the site. The address and Google reviews shown here are for Kelowna only. Its contact form is for non-emergency enquiries; urgent losses should go to a published emergency phone. Confirm the local contracting entity and restoration scope before engaging.

Walsh Restoration provides water, fire, smoke and storm damage restoration in the Sea-to-Sky corridor. Its website explicitly lists strata and rental services alongside residential and commercial work. The company also handles contents and repairs, with a separate toll-free emergency line available around the clock. Whistler, Pemberton, Squamish and Mount Currie are named service areas. Councils should confirm attendance, access coordination and the division of work between emergency mitigation, contents handling and reconstruction.

West Coast Waterproofing is a Victoria-based contractor for water ingress, membranes and concrete leak repairs. Its strata and condominium services cover balconies, decks, basements and parking areas, including podium and plaza decks above parkades. Published methods include removal and replacement of failed membranes, spray-applied polyurea, chemical grout injection and concrete surface repairs. Other work includes foundation waterproofing, traffic coatings and gas-barrier systems. The company lists service coverage throughout BC and publishes a direct phone and email. Councils should confirm the proposed membrane system, substrate repairs and any required independent design. Waterproofing and restoration installation are separate from independent engineering assessments or full roof replacement.

WINMAR Vancouver is an independently owned franchise of the WINMAR property restoration network. Its site lists fire, water and wind damage restoration, mould and asbestos abatement, biohazard cleanup, contents cleaning and general contracting, with a 24/7 emergency line.

Woodcraft Contracting undertakes repairs, restoration and preventative maintenance for multi-family strata complexes as well as residential renovations. Its strata page lists balcony repairs and rebuilds, foundation waterproofing and drainage, rainscreen installation, siding and soffits, water-damage framing and interior repairs. It also offers window and door installation, leak detection and thermal imaging, and shingle or flat-roof maintenance. Cleaning work includes roof and gutter cleaning, building wash-downs, pressure washing and soft washing. Founded by Rudi Nosper, the company says it has served customers since 2003. Its current general phone, email and quote form are published online; councils should confirm coverage, repair design and the trades included in a proposal.