For homeowners in Langley, Surrey and Vancouver
Before you sign anything you get a detailed line-item proposal, and you choose whether the job runs on a fixed price or open-book cost-plus at builder-direct pricing.
For homeowners renovating a whole house, not a single room. Minimum project value $20,000.
Get My Line-Item Proposal
No obligation. A conversation first, then your line-item proposal, with every cost written down.
Industry recognition
BC-Licensed Residential Builder
Licence 56273, registered as Developer and General Contractor
Two-year labour warranty
Published, through RenoMark membership
Travelers 2-5-10 home warranty
Insurance on the structure, carried on new builds
$5 million liability cover
Plus a WorkSafeBC account in good standing
500+ projects since 2007
Across Metro Vancouver
Member and registered builder
What you actually get
A free consultation is not an offer. Every builder in this market gives one away. What is worth having is the document you keep at the end of it.
The scope broken down line by line and priced, so you can hold it beside the other two quotes and see exactly where they differ. Most of the time they differ because something has been left out.
Fixed price, so the number does not move. Or open-book cost-plus at builder-direct pricing, so you see what every trade and every material actually costs and pay an agreed margin on top. You choose. Most builders do not offer the choice.
Two years on labour through RenoMark on every project, and on new builds, Travelers 2-5-10 home warranty insurance on the structure as well. Stated up front rather than produced after you have asked twice.
Randy, our Director of Operations, is your project manager for the whole build, and he assigns the site supervision your proposal is priced for. Not a call centre, and not a project manager you never meet. You hear from your supervisor or project manager almost every day, and you get your own login to JobTread, the system we run every project on, where the live schedule and the weekly updates sit waiting for you rather than being something you have to ask for.
No obligation. A conversation first, then your line-item proposal, with every cost written down.
What is different when we run it
Every line of the job is priced and written down before you sign a contract. Then you choose how it runs: a fixed price, or open-book cost-plus, where you see the builder-direct pricing we pay. Most quotes are built so you cannot compare them. Ours is built to be checked.
Scheduling, trade coordination, code compliance and the inspection calendar all sit with us. You are not the one phoning an electrician on a Tuesday morning to find out why nobody showed up.
Randy manages the project, which means the schedule, the trades and the inspections. He assigns the site supervision your proposal is priced for, so the cover on the ground does not rest on one person being free. You hear from your site supervisor or project manager almost every day, telling you which trade is on site and what work is getting done. And Abel, the owner of ProStyle, stays reachable and steps in when a call needs to be made. Clients name them in their reviews because these are real people on the job, not a coordinator you meet once.
No obligation. A conversation first, then your line-item proposal, with every cost written down.
Who runs your project
Clear roles, and no account manager between you and us. When ProStyle clients leave a review, they name Abel, Randy and Derek, because those are the people running the work.
Founder and President
Licensed builder
Twenty years in the trade, and the founder of ProStyle since 2007. Abel leads the sales conversations on most projects and steps in wherever an owner is needed, hands-on across the trades, large-scale construction and running the company.
Director of Operations
Red Seal certified
Forty-plus years in the trade. Randy runs the schedule and the trades, and clients name him again and again as the project manager who keeps the job on time and on budget.
Job Site Supervisor
Background in woodworking
Derek supervises ProStyle sites day to day. With a background in woodworking, he is the one clients name for the detail work, and for telling them exactly what happened on their job that day.
“We were impressed by their financial transparency, attention to detail, and the creative solutions when construction issues came up. They were very accommodating as we increased scope a few times throughout the project and still managed to come under budget in the end.”
Recent projects
A photograph tells you a room looks good. It does not tell you what the job cost, how long the family lived through it, or what went wrong in week three and how it was handled. These do.
Coal Harbour, Vancouver, BC
Langley, BC
Rosemary Heights, South Surrey, BC
The work
What our clients say
5.0
across 24 Google reviews
They helped us with revamping our main floor to accommodate new accessibility requirements for a family member. They modified the floor plan of our living room, along with other modifications, that have allowed our grandpa to age in place . We are grateful for their expertise and professionalism throughout the process.
Abel and his crew did beautiful work on our 17 foot vaulted fireplace renovation. It is the focal point of our house and we get many compliments on it. The craftsmanship and attention to detail was outstanding. They were very professional and respectful. The project was completed on time and on budget .
What sets Abel apart is that he does not just do great work, he makes the entire experience stress free . He is trustworthy, easygoing, and genuinely cares about delivering outstanding results. Always on budget and on time.
We have done residential renovation with our house in Pitt Meadows with Abel’s team. Super professional, top quality work and committed.
No obligation. A conversation first, then your line-item proposal, with every cost written down.
The question everybody asks
Usually it is not. Usually it is more complete.
Three renovation quotes for the same house are almost never comparable, because each one draws the scope line in a different place. One excludes the permit. One assumes your existing electrical passes inspection. One prices the cheapest available fixture and leaves you to discover that after demolition, when you have no leverage left and the change order arrives.
The line-item proposal exists to end that argument. Hold it against the other two and the differences show up as lines, not as a feeling. If something in ours is genuinely unnecessary, take it out and the number comes down. That is the point of writing it down.
Published through our RenoMark membership. A published warranty term is rare in this market. Only licensed builders carry one, and most renovators will not put it in writing.
As a fully qualified builder we carry this home warranty insurance on the structure and pass it to our customers on new builds. It covers two years on labour and materials, five years on the building envelope, and ten years on the structure.
Your choices are the only thing that changes the price. Upgrades, a different product than the one priced or added scope move the number up, and none of it is charged before you approve it. Reduce the scope and the saving comes back to you. Material costs are held at the quoted price unless they rise by more than five percent between signing and purchase, and you hear about it before we buy.
No deposit, no pressure, no contract attached to the conversation.
Before you ask
Kitchen renovations run 6 to 10 weeks. Larger remodels run 16 weeks or more. A whole-home schedule is set in your line-item proposal rather than estimated here, because the honest range is too wide to be useful until we have seen the house.
You are not handed off to a call centre or a rotating coordinator. Your build is fully managed by Randy, our Director of Operations, as your dedicated project manager, one accountable person who knows your job inside out from start to finish. Randy assigns the site supervision your proposal is priced for, so the daily work on the ground is covered whoever is on site that week. And Abel, the owner of ProStyle, stays reachable for the whole build, so you always have a direct line to the top. We take on projects at a pace that lets us keep it that way.
You are covered several ways. Every project carries two years of warranty on labour through our RenoMark membership. On new builds that is backed by Travelers 2-5-10 home warranty insurance, which covers two years on labour and materials, five on the building envelope, and ten on the structure. We also carry $5 million in liability coverage and a WorkSafeBC account in good standing, so you are never exposed if someone is injured on your project.
Yes, and it works in your favour. We build to their drawings rather than around them, so the design you paid for is the design you get. Complete drawings also let the trades quote off exact specifications instead of assumptions, which means real numbers, a fully defined proposal, and the option to lock in a fixed price with confidence. Bring the drawings to our first conversation.
Twenty thousand dollars. Below that you are better served by a smaller crew, and we would rather say so now than waste your afternoon.
We work across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley: Langley, Surrey, White Rock, Burnaby, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Pitt Meadows, Maple Ridge, New Westminster and Vancouver. If you are just outside this area, ask and we will let you know.
A conversation about the house, the scope you have in mind and the budget you are working with, so the proposal that follows is priced against your project rather than a generic template. Bring drawings if you have them, and photographs if you do not.
The price in your proposal is the price we work toward, and you are told in advance of any change to it. Your own decisions are what move it. Upgrades, a different product than the one priced, added scope or a change to an agreed detail all raise the number, and none of it is charged before you approve it. Reduce the scope and the budget comes down, and that saving is yours. Allowances work the same way in both directions. An allowance is the budget set aside for something you have not chosen yet, such as tile, fixtures or appliances. When you choose, we reconcile the real cost against that allowance. If it comes in under, the difference is yours. If it comes in over, you see it before anything is ordered. That holds whether the job is fixed price or open-book cost-plus. The one change not driven by your choices is materials, and our contract guarantees the quoted price unless a material rises by more than five percent between signing and purchase. We carry anything smaller ourselves, and you hear about the rest before we buy.
Often yes, and most of our clients do. It depends on the scope of the job, and we tell you which it is before we start rather than halfway through. Partial renovations are usually fine to live through. On a full-home project there can be stretches when the house is not livable, and you will hear that early, along with what to expect on dust and on losing a kitchen or a bathroom for a while. Where you do stay, we protect your belongings and the rooms that are off limits, and we keep the work area as clean and contained as we can. If living through the whole job would be hard, we can often phase the work so you always have a room that functions. You also see which trades are booked on which days, so nobody arrives at your door unannounced.
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No obligation. A conversation first, then your line-item proposal, with every cost written down.
