Precision Renovations

Precision Renovations did several jobs at my condo including a kitchen backsplash, custom closet organizers and a built in shelf. I am very pleased with the results. The entire process from project start to finish is easy and straightforward. Great job all around!

Garth did a great job building a fireplace in our living room.
It makes the space so much more enjoyable.
We are having Garth do our bulkhead in the kitchen and some work on hiding wires into the wall.

Garth and his crew are dependable and deliver creative, high quality solutions. Garth has an awesome ability to figure out the root cause of a problem weather its plumbing, electrical, or construction. Thanks, Garth! You are my go-to guy.

This contractor was engaged to handle the dry walling in our renovation project, including supply, installation, taping/sanding and the prime coat, at a quoted price of $4250.00. It was a disaster!!
Garth, the owner and principal, is clearly the worst project manager that I have ever seen, in construction or any other business sector. He is also a mediocre craftsman at the things that he does himself and his crew is not any better, at least on this particular project. He committed to project completion in 10 days. After, two weeks elapsed, it was clear that he could not complete the work; I was forced to bring an alternate for the taping/sanding.
When all was done, Garth had the gall to submit an invoice in excess of his original quote for a job that he never completed. All kinds of threatening letters followed.
Incredible!! BEST TO AVOID.

I have been using Garth for contractor and handyman services for about 6 years now. I love a project and seem to fix up and sell every few years (some people have a travel bug, I have a restoration & renovation bug!). If you're a home owner you'll know that one of the most important service providers you need is a good, reliable and honest handyman who charges a reasonable fee. Before Garth, I would call a dozen handyman only to get "I'm booking three months out" or "I don't work in your area" (even when it's only a 15 min drive) - and those were the handyman who even bothered to answer their phones or call back. I think it's a bit of a dying trade and with the renovation craze in Toronto in recent years, demand is through the roof. A good handyman doesn't need to advertise anymore and can afford to be choosey about the clients and projects they take on.

I'm thrilled to have a handyman like Garth now who will squeeze me in for small jobs in between his larger contracting projects. Garth will do a good job and is very clean and courteous but what I like most about him is that he is totally honest and trustworthy. He's there when he says he will be (on the rare occasion he can't be, he always calls first thing - he'll never leave you hanging). I trust him implicitly with the keys to my house and if anything goes wrong on a job, he stands by his work and will fix the problem stat to ensure you are satisfied.

Garth is someone all homeowners should have in their contacts.

FYI Garth has done a variety of projects for me over the years, usually about $1k-$2k at a time: kitchen backsplashes, regrading walkways for water drainage, laundry room shelving, installation of items i can't do myself in brick or tile, caulking, hanging doors, etc.