Our Team
Issac Hao
Issac was surrounded by classic architecture since very young and built his strong passion for construction. He then spent several years in Europe where the exquisite craftsmanship and palatial design enlightened his heart. He moved to Canada and spent his career involved in all aspects of construction development.
Issac enjoys the thrill of taking a project from concept, through planning, and finally completion. He is proud to work with an excellent team with a policy of always putting their client’s needs first. “Building a strong relationship is the foundation of everything we do.” His passion, attention to detail, client-first attitude, strong teamwork, and extensive knowledge in home remodeling are what set him aside.
Ben Shao
Ben was born in an ordinary family. He started to learn all about remodeling at the age of 8 years old, helping his dad do a complete renovation of their home. “Looking back now, I never thought this would have become my passion,” says Ben, “but the satisfaction of seeing the finished project was incomparable!”
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Fascinated by construction, he started his apprenticeship with local masters at age of 20, learning all aspects of construction. Till today, Ben constantly works hard to feed his tremendous desire to learn. For Ben, being good is not good enough. He always takes pride in his work, and ensures his work is of top quality!
Kevin Cui
Kevin, our role model of quality control, was born with his love of motorcycles. At age of 14, he encountered a local carpentry master and was so captivated with it that he applied to be an apprentice. To support his dream, he sold his beloved motorcycle at age of 18. Since then, Kevin has been devoted to the construction business for over 30 years.
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Kevin’s attention to detail, in-depth knowledge of carpentry, plumbing, and flooring, and emphasis on quality have brought him a great reputation in the industry. He not only continues to master his skills in renovation but also inspires all our team to stay ahead of industry standards.
