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Zebra Landscaping
Edmonton
Northeast Edmonton landscape design and construction firm specializing in tree, shrub and perennial planting plus hardscaping, patios, decks and outdoor lighting.
Serene Landscaping
Edmonton
Family-owned Edmonton landscaper specializing in final grading, sod, paving stones, retaining walls and year-round property maintenance.
Call Paul Contracting
Edmonton
Edmonton general contractor handling renovations, additions and residential construction projects across the greater Edmonton region.
B Wise Contractors Ltd.
Edmonton
Edmonton renovation company since 2002 specializing in sunrooms, home additions, basements, kitchens and exterior upgrades.
Mesh Moving Services
Edmonton
Edmonton moving company handling local and long-distance residential and commercial moves, delivery and junk removal.
Alberta Trusted Movers
Edmonton
Edmonton-based relocation company offering residential, commercial and long-haul moves across Alberta with packing, loading and secure transport.
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Plain-English advice for vetting contractors and avoiding costly mistakes.
How to vet an Edmonton contractor
The questions, licences and red flags to check before you sign anything.
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What a proper contractor quote should include
Line items, payment schedules and the clauses that protect you.
5 min read
Avoiding contractor scams in Alberta
Door-knockers, deposit traps and how to spot them early.
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What renovations cost in Edmonton
Real local price ranges for kitchens, basements and bathrooms.
8 min readWhich Edmonton renovations need a permit
What needs a permit, who pulls it, what it costs and what happens if you skip it.
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The best time of year to hire in Edmonton
Our building season is five months long. Booking in the right month saves real money.
6 min readHiring a contractor in Edmonton
The things Edmonton homeowners ask us most, answered straight.
How do I find a good contractor in Edmonton?
Get three written quotes, verify the contractor's prepaid contractor licence with Service Alberta, confirm WCB coverage and liability insurance, and read the 2- and 3-star Google reviews rather than the 5-star ones — those tell you how the contractor handles problems. Every listing here links straight to the business so you can check them independently.
Is EdmontonContractor.ca free to use?
Yes. The directory is free for homeowners, there is no fee to contact a contractor, and we do not sell your details as a lead. Contractors can list for free; sponsored placements are always clearly labelled.
How are contractors ranked on this site?
By genuine Google review score and volume where we have verified review data, then by listing completeness. Ranking is never sold. Where a listing does not yet show a rating, we are still verifying its review data rather than displaying an unverified number.
Which areas around Edmonton do you cover?
Edmonton plus Sherwood Park, St. Albert, Leduc, Spruce Grove, Beaumont, Fort Saskatchewan and Stony Plain. Each community page also covers who issues building permits there, which differs from the City of Edmonton in every surrounding municipality.
Do I need a permit for my renovation in Edmonton?
Usually, if the work is structural, changes plumbing or electrical, develops a basement, or adds a deck over 0.6m. Building, electrical, plumbing and gas permits are separate applications, and licensed contractors should pull the trade permits in their own name — not ask you to pull them.
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