SUNNY DENISON

I’ve been renovating my own properties since 2007, then friends and family started asking for help with their projects. With my body-work background, I was a natural at drywall repair and paint. Everything else I learned as I went. I made mistakes (never more than once!) and learned from every experience until I got to a point where I’m able to confidently take on most home repair jobs. For the few things I’m not as proficient at – I have a network of amazing people to get involved.

Being a woman working in male dominated industries for my entire career has had its advantages and disadvantages. The reason I wanted to branch out on my own was because I found the lack of communication, integrity, reliability, trust, and just plain showing up was all seriously missing in the renovation industry. As general contractors, we’re coming into your home, and into your life, for the time it takes to get the job done. You want someone who is going to show up and do what they say they’re going to do. Yes, stuff happens, but there is nothing in this world that can’t be overcome with communication and a game plan.

Working with a female General Contractor has it’s advantages – Excellent communication and follow-through are paramount.