General contracting
Home renovations, additions, remodels, project management, and subcontractor coordination. Start by discussing the full scope of the work.
Plan this projectPAUL SAGOO RENOVATIONS · SURREY, B.C.
Kitchen, bathroom, basement, and home renovations. New construction, commercial work, and property maintenance. Start with your space and what you want to change.
Serving Surrey and nearby communities. Call to discuss your exact scope, location, and preferred timing.

THE WORK YOU HAVE IN MIND
General contracting includes project management and subcontractor coordination. Discuss the particular trades and responsibilities your job needs.
Home renovations, additions, remodels, project management, and subcontractor coordination. Start by discussing the full scope of the work.
Plan this projectCabinets, countertops, islands, backsplashes, and flooring. Discuss the layout alongside lighting and plumbing coordination.
Plan this projectShowers, tubs, vanities, tile, waterproofing, and fixtures. Think through the layout and the surfaces you use every day.
Plan this projectBasement finishing, suites, framing, drywall, flooring, and bathrooms. Bring the intended use and any available plans.
Plan this projectOffices, retail, restaurants, warehouses, and tenant improvements. Start with your business use, access, and planned changes.
Plan this projectRental repairs, strata maintenance, and preventative maintenance, alongside small repairs and exterior upkeep.
Plan this projectBEFORE THE FIRST CALL
Note which fixtures, cabinets, and surfaces you want to replace. Say whether the layout will stay or whether plumbing, electrical work, or ventilation may need to move.
Explain the intended use, existing rooms, entrances, bathrooms, and any drawings or permits already available. A finished basement and an approved secondary suite involve different questions.
Bring the intended use, unit address, landlord requirements, existing layout, and planned changes. Clarify which approvals and specialist work are included in the proposed scope.
Describe the problem, materials, access, and urgency. Photos of the whole area as well as the affected detail can make the first conversation more useful.
LOCAL PLANNING RESOURCES
Use the City’s current guidance for your property and proposed scope. Confirm responsibilities when discussing the project.
The City of Surrey publishes an interior renovation permit process for single-family dwellings and detached homes. Structural changes may require drawings from a registered professional.
City interior renovation guidance ↗The City outlines zoning, building permit, and building code requirements for installing or legalizing a secondary suite. Confirm what applies to the property before treating a basement as a legal suite.
City secondary suite guidance ↗Surrey’s tenant and landlord improvement permit page explains the requirements for changes within commercial buildings, including the documents needed for an application.
City commercial permit guidance ↗Sources reviewed October 1, 2026. Requirements depend on the project; the City’s guidance should be checked as the scope develops.
GET THE DETAILS IN WRITING
Ask about materials, labour, demolition, disposal, cleanup, and exclusions. Compare the scope as well as the price.
Clarify drawings, permits, inspections, and any landlord or strata approvals, including who applies and who pays.
Discuss how hidden conditions, material substitutions, and changes to the original plan affect the price and schedule.
Request the business credentials, insurance, references, and any written warranty terms relevant to your project before booking the work.
PAUL SAGOO RENOVATIONS
A kitchen, a bathroom, a whole home, or something smaller.
Bring your questions. Start with a call.
CONTACT PAUL DIRECTLY
778 388 5654Tell Paul your location, what you’d like to change, and when you hope to start.
Prepare your project brief