About Us
Lethbridge Renovations and Landscapes (a division of Dean Jenkins Contracting.) provides comprehensive project management services for the residential housing, renovation, and landscaping markets in Lethbridge and surrounding areas.
Large Projects
On larger projects, involving multiple trades, we work on a cost-plus fee basis. You pay the trades and suppliers directly at our discounted rates. We do this to be transparent and to protect you from liens. Our services usually end up costing less than or are equivalent to what you would expect to pay hiring a general contractor--but without any of the risk. We have established our NO WORRY PROGRAM to look out for your interests and ensure that your project is a success in every way.
Conceptual Phase
At the conceptual phase we can assist you in designing your space, developing plans, and creating blueprints.
Planning Phase
During the planning phase we take care of the necessary permits, perform a safety and risk assessment, obtain multiple quotes and determine the costs, and then develop a schedule. You can be involved as much or as little as you wish during the entire process.
Construction Phase
When the construction begins we supervise the work and make sure the site is organized, clean and safe. We monitor and control daily work to ensure that it meets budget, schedule, quality plans, and building codes. We also verify and approve progress invoices as they come in. Most importantly we keep you updated on the progress of the project.
Closure
This is the part where you get to enjoy the final product. We do a final inspection and turn over the keys and copies of all of the documentation.
Small Projects
We have experienced staff that can take care of the smaller projects, whether you need handyman services or a few hours of work done here or there, contact us for more information.
CEO
Dean Jenkins has been involved in residential construction and contracting for the past 25years with extensive experience in all aspects of residential construction and renovation.
