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How it works

A Stress-Free Path from Idea to Done.

No guesswork, no disappearing trades. Four clear stages you'll actually see — and behind them, a ten-step internal process that keeps every project on the rails. Weekly check-ins throughout, one team accountable the whole way.

A completed PHS Renovations kitchen in Winnipeg — vaulted ceiling, marble-veined quartz counters and a long centre island
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Four Stages, One Team
The four stages

What It Looks Like from Your Side.

1

Consultation

We sit down to understand your goals, style, budget and how you really use the space.

2

Design & Planning

Layouts, mood boards, material selection and a full 3D rendering you sign off on.

3

Construction & Renovation

Full build management — demo through installation, every trade coordinated in-house.

4

Completion & Walkthrough

A quality inspection and final review together, then your 2-year warranty begins.

See it happen

See a Real One Come Together.

“Complete Home Renovation — During & After,” a real 2023 Winnipeg project (2:46).

The tools we use

Tools That Take Out the Guesswork.

A renovation gets stressful when there are things you can’t see. A few tools let us settle those unknowns before the work starts.

Walabot wall scanner

Reads up to four inches into a wall — studs, pipes, wiring, even movement behind the drywall. So demo starts with a map, not a guess.

3D design

A 3D room scan becomes a full 3D blueprint of your renovation — every dimension settled before we start.

Augmented reality

Step through the finished space in AR before demo ever begins — and change your mind while it’s still free to.

Behind the scenes

The Ten Steps We Run Internally.

Most renovators won't show you this. It's why projects don't drift — every step has a named owner before it starts.

01Consultation
1
Inquiry & in-home estimateOffice
2
Design deposit & materialsYou + designer
02Design & planning
3
Scope of workDirector of Sales
4
3D image & mood boardYour designer
5
Take-offsOps Assistant
6
Operations reviewDirector of Ops
03Construction
7
Foreman takes the siteRed Seal Foreman
8
Weekly client check-insOps Assistant
04Completion
9
Final walkthroughDirector of Ops
10
Sign-off & 2-year warrantyYou + PHS
Accredited & awarded

Awarded, and Accredited.

Awarded
Best of Houzz 2025 — InnovatorBest of Houzz 2025 — Service
Best of Houzz

Houzz's annual award for the platform's top-rated home pros.

Accredited
Vetted contractor
Verified & accountable
Audited jobsite safety
Signed to the reno code
Manitoba Home Builders' Assoc.
Why homeowners choose PHS

You're Not Hiring a Contractor.
You're Trusting a Family.

PHS is a small, family-owned Winnipeg company. The people who design your renovation are the same people who answer for it — from the first sketch to two years after we hand back the keys.

Family-owned · Winnipeg · Since 2021

The same local team every day.

Mark and Chase holding PHS Renovations' RenoMark Renovation Awards — Silver and Bronze
Mark and Chase at the RenoMark Renovation Awards

We started PHS in 2021 to bring older Winnipeg homes back to life — and to make a renovation done right something a normal family can actually afford.

Backed in writing 2 years

Your warranty starts the day you sign off that you're happy — not the day we drive away.

On every finished PHS project

One crew, and a call every week.

The team that tears out the old kitchen installs the new one — with a weekly check-in so you're never chasing an update.

From demo to final walkthrough
Free in-home visit · Winnipeg

The First Visit Is Just a Conversation.

We come round, look at the space with you and measure up. You get our estimate afterwards — it costs nothing and there's nothing to sign at the end of it.

  • Free in-home consultationwe come to you and measure up
  • 2-year workmanship warrantystarts at your final walkthrough
  • Financing availableoptions to spread the cost

Financing available — ask about tailored payment plans

Book a Free Visit

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You don't need to know what you want yet. Most people can only describe what isn't working — that's what the visit is for.