Mitchell Contracting

One of the most important parts of a bathroom renovation is something you'll never see once the project is finished.

Waterproofing.

Before any tile is installed, the shower and wet areas need to be properly waterproofed to protect the structure behind the finished surfaces. While beautiful tile often gets all the attention, it's the waterproofing system underneath that helps prevent moisture damage, mold growth, and costly repairs down the road.

A properly waterproofed shower is designed to direct water where it belongs and keep it away from framing, insulation, and drywall.

It's one of those details that homeowners may never see once the project is finished, but it plays a huge role in the longevity and performance of the bathroom.

At Mitchell Contracting, we believe the quality of a renovation isn't just about how it looks when it's done—it's about making sure the work behind the walls is completed properly so the space performs well for years to come.

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What makes a kitchen truly functional?

It’s not always more square footage.

Some of the best kitchen transformations come from improving the layout, maximizing storage, and creating better flow between the spaces you use every day.

Thoughtful features like a well-designed pantry, proper appliance placement, additional prep space, and seating areas can completely change how a kitchen functions without increasing its footprint.

Good kitchen design is about understanding how the homeowner lives and creating a space that supports that lifestyle. The goal isn’t just to make the kitchen look beautiful — it’s to make it easier and more enjoyable to use every day.

When a designer, cabinetry company, and contractor work together from the beginning, the entire process becomes much smoother. Each team brings their expertise to the table, ensuring the layout, storage solutions, finishes, and construction all align seamlessly, and the result is a kitchen that feels larger, works better, and adds lasting value to the home.

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Sprague Interiors
Mission Custom Cabinetry

Big things are starting to happen at the exterior portion of our Niagara Falls project.

We’ve officially completed the helical pile installation, and the next phase will be building this beautiful covered outdoor patio space.

The goal with this project is to create an outdoor living space that ties seamlessly into the existing home — something that looks and feels like it was always meant to be there.

Along with the new covered structure, this backyard transformation will also include a stamped concrete patio, updated walkway, and a new driveway to create one cohesive and finished exterior throughout the property.

Once complete, this outdoor space is going to completely change how the homeowners use and enjoy their backyard.

Looking forward to sharing more progress as this project continues to take shape.

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