

Boatworks café & courtyard, Caraquet
Leaking storage building to a forty-seat café, open by Canada Day.
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Commercial work is a schedule with carpentry attached. Landlord approvals, inspections, equipment deliveries — we run all of it against your opening day.
We read your lease before we quote. Landlord requirements, permitted hours and restoration clauses change both the price and the sequence, and finding them late is what wrecks openings.
Then we work backwards from your opening date: inspections booked early, long-lead items ordered first, and evening or weekend shifts where the neighbours are still trading.
Space, services, lease conditions and the date you need to open.
Drawings, code review, line-item price and a working-backwards schedule.
Partitions, mechanicals, inspections, millwork, finishes. Weekly written update.
Occupancy sign-off, deficiency list cleared, staff walkthrough of the space.


Leaking storage building to a forty-seat café, open by Canada Day.
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Barrier-free rebuild completed over two long weekends.
Read the project →Anything not here, call the shop. Marc answers his own phone between site visits.
Yes, and for most retail fit-outs we recommend it. Evening and weekend shifts cost a little more per hour and save weeks of lost trading.
We submit the permit, book inspections and chase the occupancy sign-off. You get copies of every approval as it lands.
We do the technical back-and-forth on drawings and restoration requirements; you keep the commercial relationship.
Often. We hoard off one area at a time and sequence services so the till keeps ringing. It takes longer overall — we will show you both timelines.
A reply within one business day, and a real estimate after we have seen the space.