Dry pack contractor in Peterborough

Dry pack in Peterborough

Downtown Peterborough and the streets around it, toward the East City and the Avenues, have brick houses from the late 1800s and early 1900s, many on wood joists that have moved. A renovation there usually means the old floor comes up first, the subfloor is checked, and metal lath with a scratch coat or a mortar bed goes down so the new finish does not crack.

Trent University and Fleming College keep a stock of rental houses renovated between terms. The post-war neighbourhoods and the subdivisions in the north and west end are at the age when bathrooms and basements are redone, with a shower floor built to a new drain and a screed through the basement.

North of the city the Kawartha Lakes are lined with cottages and year-round lake houses. Their bathrooms and terraces get the same work as a house in town, with one difference: the quote asks how close a truck can get, because many lots are reached by long or narrow roads. Peterborough jobs are scheduled with others east of Toronto, so send photos and the postal code first.