HDL Group Announce Kitchen Design Vancouver

HDL Group announce kitchen design Vancouver. The company is dedicated to delivering quality, professionalism and personal finish in kitchen design projects.

2012-03-12

VANCOUVER, BC, March 12, 2012 (Press-News.org) HDL Group's philosophy is to satisfy the customer above and beyond their expectations or needs. The company works on all sizes of projects and delivers the personal attention that makes for quality kitchen design Vancouver. The company works with both commercial and residential owners in kitchen and batch constructions, decking and handyman services.

HDL Group is an award winning General Contractor that offers quality renovation for all sized projects. The company is a full service renovation company that completes small repairs to complex home renovations, and ensures quality through each step of the project.

HDL Group staff is qualified, experienced, friendly and has the credentials to deliver quality workmanship and personal attention to each detail of the project. Renovations require expert management and what HDL Group offers to each of their clients. Special attention is required to ensure the challenges are met and that quality excels.

HDL Group is a member of many trusted institutions that include the Greater Vancouver Home Builder's Association and the Better Business Bureau. The company offers commercial and residential owners ideal conditions with project managers that take care of each minute detail so that there are no concerns to the property owner.

HDL Group offers custom millwork with quality and professional results for each project, which includes:

• On time installation
• Professional design
• Custom finishes
• Birch ply boxes
• Solid back
• Premium Hettich hinges and slides

Property owners also benefit from the company's handyman services whether painting the home, or hanging a door or chandelier, personal and reliable attention is their dedication to provide expertise workmanship. The company is backed by a full range of experts and are capable to completing projects of every size.

For property owners that are interested in revitalizing their home's exterior with decks, the company has the product knowledge and expertise to ensure the best workmanship and completion of the project. HDL uses quality materials and workmanship and features a portfolio of their decks and other renovation projects and handyman projects they have completed, on their site.

Bath and kitchen design Vancouver can be challenging. These are often the most cherished parts of your home. Great attention to detail is essential. From choosing fixture and finishes top designers help to guide the property owner to the best choice, and quality workmanship and materials ensures that the job is outstanding.

For property owners that are interested in renovations HDL Group is an outstanding choice and an award winning general contractor.

Award winning General Contractor, HDL Group, offers exceptional Kitchen Design Vancouver.

Contact Information:
HDL Group
#1 - 9049 Shaughnessy Street,
Vancouver, BC V6P 6R9
(604) 324-4352

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