Inner City Renovation

Inner City Renovation is a general contractor and construction manager.  We offer a complete range of renovation services in commercial and residential buildings. Projects we have done range in size from a few thousand dollars to more than half a million dollars.

We offer:

• Quality renovation skills and services
  
• New construction capacity
  
• Renovation advice and resources
  
• Environmentally sensitive services (recycling)
  
• Professional project management
  

Memberships

ICR is a member of the following organizations:

• Better Business Bureau
  
• Canadian Home Builder’s Association
  
• New Home Warranty Program of Manitoba
  
• Social Purchasing Portal

You Benefit

We can provide all the services you need to bring your property up to date - kitches, bathrooms, whole homes. We provide a full general contractor service, including electrical, plumbing, and mechanical components where needed.

Our staff complete renovations in a professional manner. We guarantee our work will meet your standards.

ICR provides firm quotations and deadlines for our services.

We Benefit

ICR strives to treat our employees fairly. We provide safe, steady employment, certified training and practical experience. 

ICR employees have permanent full-time employment, which is unusual in a construction industry more noted for seasonal and short-term work.  Employees have quality jobs with better-than-average wages, a health benefit plan, on-the-job as well as classroom training, apprenticeships and opportunities for advancement.

All crews are small and supervised by experienced and certified journeymen carpenters.

Everyone Benefits

We actively work to develop our community. When we started operations we focused our efforts on renovating inner city housing for low income residents. We have helped improve the housing stock and office buildings that have made a difference in Winnipeg’s core areas. We work closely with other organizations that are committed to helping inner-city residents get appropriate housing and therefore contribute to the economic and social growth of their community