Renovation and construction project gallery.

Explore our project archive for interior renovations, basement finishing, kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, decks, fences and construction details. The photos show finished spaces alongside demolition, preparation and work in progress.

Truebertan Contracting LTD is based in Leduc, Alberta, serving Edmonton, Beaumont, Nisku and Devon. Use the gallery to compare finishes and explain what you want to change in your own home.

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An open living space brought together by wood-look flooring, generous windows and access to the deck.
Interior finishing in progress: drywall and recessed lighting establish the room before the remaining finishes.
Workshop finishing at a practical stage, with insulation and plywood wall sheathing around the concrete floor.
The room before its floor finish: drywall is in place and the subfloor is ready for the next stage.
From unfinished space toward a usable room, with wall finishing completed ahead of flooring and trim.
The floor finish changes the feel of the room, bringing a dark wood-grain surface through the doorway.
A bright room brought together by continuous plank flooring, with daylight highlighting the finished surface.
Bathroom renovation underway: the tub is in place while the surrounding walls await their finish.
The tub surround taking shape, with wall panels fitted around the fixture openings.
The bathroom begins to come together with a white vanity, fitted sink and chrome faucet.
The tub alcove after its surround installation, with white wall panels giving the bathing area a cohesive finish.
Bathroom finishing in progress, with the shower area and floor preparation visible before completion.
The waterfront view becomes part of the room as work progresses around the sliding patio doors.
The preparation behind the finished room, with the subfloor exposed around the patio doors before flooring.
The interior comes together with light flooring, large windows and sliding doors opening toward the view.
Warm wood finishes carry into the bathroom, alongside vanity storage and a wide mirror.
Finishing the window from the inside with white casing and a deep sill.
A tall window brings daylight into the wood-framed room while interior finishing is still underway.
Kitchen finishing around the window, with white cabinetry, light countertops and a fitted sink.
Flooring connects the living area to the kitchen, giving the open space a continuous finish.
The bathroom brought together with a long vanity, broad mirror and glass shower enclosure.
Opening up the floor reveals the structure beneath, an early stage before renovation repairs and rebuilding.
Floor renovation at the framing stage, with timber joists exposed before the surface is rebuilt.
Rebuilding the floor surface with new timber boards before the room receives its finishes.
Interior finishing brings warm wood walls and plank flooring together around the loft access.
Fresh plank flooring gives the bright room a continuous wood-grain finish.
The room at the framing stage, with large windows establishing the light and view before finishing.
The scale of the interior is visible at the framing stage, before walls and final finishes enclose the space.
Working at height beside the tall windows, with interior scaffolding supporting the next construction stage.
Large windows and door openings shape the room while the timber framing remains exposed.
The room stripped back for its next floor finish, with preparation underway beside the patio doors.
The shower taking shape, with wall tile and the base in place before final completion.
The less visible side of a bathroom renovation: preparing the floor before the finished surface goes down.
The long room moving toward completion, with painted walls and ceiling lighting in place.
The room between construction and completion: drywall finishing before flooring and final trim.
Flooring and baseboards bring the room together against freshly finished white walls.
Wood cabinetry, dark countertops and an island define the kitchen layout.
Interior framing establishes the room layout and doorway before drywall and finishing.
The room opened up during renovation, exposing the walls and ceiling before the next stage.
Behind the finished room: timber wall framing and ceiling joists during the renovation.
The basement at its starting point, before framing, room finishes and the final floor surface.
Outdoor living takes shape with a raised wood deck, broad stairs and a matching railing.
Preparing the outside work area before the finishing stages, with grading and gravel placement underway.
Before the transformation: this original yellow cottage became the larger cottage shown in the following photos. Our work included the siding.
The same cottage at a very different scale. Siding and a raised front deck bring the enlarged exterior together, with the gable finish still in progress.
Exterior finishing on the outbuilding, with dark metal siding and roof cladding creating a consistent appearance.
Dark vertical siding and a contrasting door give the renovated exterior a distinctive finish.
The cottage transformation taking shape: black siding, a broad front deck and wide stairs change the view from the yard.
Bunkie Life Canada bunkie: wood cladding, contrasting trim and an entrance deck give this compact retreat its character.
Cottage exterior before its siding update, with the existing yellow cladding and exposed wall areas recording the starting point.
Connecting the inside and outside, with a deck immediately beyond the large glazed patio doors.
A major opening in the renovation: large glazed doors and windows define the connection to the outdoors.
Exterior work at the shell stage, with wall sheathing and roof framing visible before the finishes.
Deck and exterior work progressing together, connecting the raised building to its outdoor space.
The exterior finish takes shape with dark siding and contrasting white window trim.
Bunkie Life Canada bunkie at the exterior finishing stage, with double doors and covered porch framing.
Bunkie Life Canada bunkie in its lakeside setting, with wood cladding and a covered entrance taking shape.
An elevated outdoor space with wide stairs and dark railing panels beside the black-sided home.
The starting conditions matter: existing siding, the window opening and the foundation are visible before further work.
Siding removal exposes the wall for the next stage of this exterior renovation.
Window work before the siding finish, with building wrap visible around the opening.
Double patio doors fitted as part of the exterior renovation, connecting the room to the outdoor area.
The work behind a changed exterior: siding removal and access equipment before the new finish.
Exterior preparation in progress, recording the existing wall conditions before the finishing stage.
The exterior colour scheme takes shape with grey siding beneath the red metal roof.
Another view of the grey siding and red roof as the exterior update comes together.
Before the finished siding: windows, sheathing and building wrap show the stages behind the exterior.
A covered wood porch creates a sheltered arrival beside the white-sided exterior.
The entrance after exterior finishing, with white siding surrounding the covered wood porch.
White siding unifies the cottage exterior around the windows and lawn-side patio.
Siding work on the tall gable wall, showing the installation before the upper exterior is complete.
A view beneath the structure, showing the concrete supports involved in the foundation renovation.
Log-style walls taking shape on a compact building in its wooded setting.
Bunkie Life Canada bunkie: wood cladding carries up the tall gable around the entrance and upper windows.
Another view of the Bunkie Life Canada bunkie during exterior finishing, with wood cladding and contrasting entrance details.
Winter work in progress, with the building exterior and surrounding site recorded before completion.
The covered entrance under construction, with temporary protection around the work area.
The two-storey exterior during winter construction, before the remaining finishing stages.
Large glazed openings define this two-storey exterior while construction continues through winter.
The cottage before its exterior finish, with sheathing exposed during the building-envelope work.
A compact exterior finished with dark vertical siding around a glazed entrance.
Dark cladding and white window trim give the cabin exterior a cohesive finish.
Exterior materials meet at the lower wall, combining dark vertical cladding with a stone-look finish.
The junction between upper cladding and the lower wall finish during installation.
Roof preparation underway, with blue underlayment visible before the final covering.
A roof opening framed through the metal panels during installation work.
The roof before its finished covering, with underlayment marking this stage of the work.
Roof work continuing in winter conditions, with shingles visible beside the snow-covered work area.
The winter jobsite around the building, showing the access conditions surrounding the exterior work.
The exterior before cladding, with sheathing, wrap and entrance framing still visible.
Dark vertical siding brings the exterior together around a white-trimmed window.
The layers behind the exterior finish: building wrap, window openings and foundation work in progress.
The covered porch at the framing stage, with timber posts carrying the exposed roof structure.
Timber porch posts and grey siding frame the covered entrance.
Exterior renovation at ground level, where the siding meets the foundation area.
The raised cabin at the framing stage, before the exposed walls receive their exterior finish.
The steel arch storage building assembled on its prepared base.
Bunkie Life Canada bunkie entrance, showing the double doors, porch steps and covered roof.
Bunkie Life Canada bunkie in its lakeside setting, with wood cladding around the covered entrance.
The garage exterior brought together with white siding around the overhead door.
A closer look at the garage entrance, where the overhead door and surrounding trim meet.
The support work beneath the deck, before attention moves to the finished surface above.
The concrete pad at the forming stage, with the perimeter defining the finished footprint.
Bunkie Life Canada bunkie during exterior work, with large windows and a covered entrance taking shape.
The garage floor after its decorative coating, showing the speckled finish along the wall.
A practical yard enclosure: black chain-link fencing with a walk gate beside the existing wood fence.
A closer look at the wood privacy fence, including its top cap and finished posts.
Following the edge of the wooded yard as the fence line takes shape.
Fence and gate work planned around the existing building and yard access.
Backyard privacy, finished with a continuous top cap and capped posts for a tidy fence line.
Black chain-link fencing encloses the yard while keeping the mature trees and surrounding view visible.
The yard and fence line viewed together, showing how the enclosure fits the property.
Rural fencing following the open field, with posts marking the line across the property.
A chain-link walk gate maintains everyday access from the yard to the paved path.
The fence line starts with its posts, set out before the remaining components are installed.
Wood privacy fencing turns the lawn into an enclosed backyard space.
The fence follows the yard edge while working around the mature trees.
A continuous wood fence line gives the grassy property edge a defined boundary.
Black chain-link fencing follows the lawn beside the trees without closing off the view.
The wooded edge enclosed with black chain-link fencing, retaining an open view through the yard.
Privacy fencing brought together around the entrance section of the yard.
A closer view of the wood fence boards and their alignment beside the lawn.
A wood privacy gate completes the side-yard passage and maintains access through the fence.
The shaded backyard enclosed by wood privacy fencing around the mature trees.