Move-in setups
TVs mounted, shelves hung and flat-pack furniture built on move-in week.
Metrotown, Burnaby
Repairs, installs, assembly, carpentry, painting and outdoor fixes for Metrotown homes. One visit, as much of your list as we can.

Metrotown is Burnaby’s busiest centre, with the Metropolis at Metrotown mall, the Expo Line station and a skyline of residential towers that keeps on growing. Central Park sits just to the west.
Most homes here are condos in high-rise towers, with older three- and four-storey rental buildings on the side streets off Kingsway. Plenty of people are moving in or out at any given time, which is when the to-do lists appear.
Most of our work in Metrotown happens in condos and townhouses. That means elevator bookings, building rules about noise and working hours, concrete or steel-stud walls, and compact rooms where every shelf and cabinet needs to earn its space.
Send us your list and we’ll handle the whole thing in one visit: TVs mounted, furniture built, holes patched, doors adjusted and touch-ups done, with the hallway protected and the mess taken away.
Common jobs in Metrotown
TVs mounted, shelves hung and flat-pack furniture built on move-in week.
Masonry anchors for TVs and shelves on tower walls, with the building’s permission.
Nail holes patched and walls touched up before the move-out inspection.
Closet systems and wall storage to make a compact suite work harder.

A typical Metrotown visit starts at the loading bay or visitor parking, with tools brought up in one trip on a padded elevator. We lay runners from the door, work through the list room by room, and keep the noisy jobs like drilling inside the building’s permitted hours. Cardboard goes down flattened, so nothing is left in the hallway.
Local tip for Metrotown
Book your elevator slot before you book us. In most Metrotown towers, the elevator booking decides the day, not the other way round.
Typical lists
Three lists we see again and again. Yours will be different, and that’s fine.
Mount the TV, hang two floating shelves, build a bed frame and a wardrobe, put up curtain rods in the bedroom and anchor the dresser. A typical first week in a new Metrotown suite.
Patch the anchor holes from the TV and shelves, touch up scuffed walls, re-caulk the tub, adjust the closet doors and tighten loose handles before the inspection.
Fix the door that won’t latch, replace damaged baseboard by the entry, hang the mirror that has leaned against the wall since spring and paint the hallway.
Before we arrive in Metrotown
Services
Book one, or mix several in the same visit.
Why Metrotown books us
Elevator bookings, concierge sign-ins and quiet hours are part of every Metrotown job, so we plan around them.
Runners from the door, tools in one trip, and cardboard and offcuts taken down with us.
Storage, shelving and furniture set up to make a Metrotown suite work harder.
FAQ
Yes. Most of our Metrotown work is in strata buildings. We follow the building’s rules for elevator bookings and working hours. Check with your strata or property manager about any notice your building needs.
Yes, with masonry anchors and a hammer drill. Some buildings ask owners for permission first, so we suggest checking with your property manager before the visit.
Tell us your timing when you send your list. We book visits Monday to Saturday, 7am to 7pm, and we’ll find the earliest time that works for you and your building.
Free estimate · No obligation
Send us every job, big or small. We’ll call you back, confirm what fits in one visit and book a time that works.