Completed work
Case studies, filtered by the kind of work
Each entry describes the goal, the scope, the approach and the components installed — the parts of a job that are actually useful to read about.
8 examples shown
BathroomsRenovationsMain bathroom refit with relocated vanity
A dated main bathroom reworked with a moved vanity, new drainage alignment and a full fixture set.
South Winnipeg (sample location)
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KitchensRenovationsKitchen sink relocation and appliance rough-in
Sink moved to a new island position with dishwasher and refrigerator connections coordinated to the cabinetry plan.
Charleswood (sample location)
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Mechanical roomsRepairsMechanical room reorganisation and labelling
Years of piecemeal additions tidied into a serviceable layout with isolation valves and clear labelling.
St. Vital (sample location)
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Water heatersRepairsWater heater replacement with capacity review
An end-of-life unit replaced after a demand review, with corrected isolation and a serviceable connection layout.
Transcona (sample location)
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CommercialRepairsRestaurant washroom and kitchen line service
Recurring drainage complaints resolved with a scheduled overnight visit and a documented maintenance interval.
Downtown Winnipeg (sample location)
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RenovationsBathroomsBasement development rough-in and bathroom addition
A new below-grade bathroom and wet bar roughed in as part of a full basement development.
North Winnipeg (sample location)
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CommercialRepairsMulti-unit fixture replacement program
A staged fixture replacement across occupied units, scheduled around tenants with notice and unit-by-unit reporting.
St. Boniface (sample location)
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RepairsMechanical roomsSump pump replacement and discharge correction
A short-cycling pump replaced and a poorly graded discharge line rerouted away from the foundation.
East St. Paul (sample location)
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How these are written
What a useful case study contains
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The goal
What the customer wanted to achieve, in their terms.
The scope
What was actually included, listed plainly.
The approach
The decisions made and the reasoning behind them.
The components
What was installed, so the record is useful later.
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