Carpentry involves many tasks related to the construction of residential, commercial, and industrial projects made from wood and other building material. These tasks include framing houses, crafting and assembling cabinetry, completing finish work, as well as custom woodworking.
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The Construction Industry is the sector of the Canadian economy engaged in preparation of land and construction, alteration, and repair of buildings, structures, and other real property.
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The electrical contractor and electrician industry involves the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. These professionals ensure safe and efficient power distribution, work on wiring, lighting, and control systems, and often support emerging technologies.
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Home inspectors assess the condition of houses and buildings. They look for any defects or damage that could affect the value of a property. They then prepare a report of their findings to clients - home buyers, real estate agents, and property companies.
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Interior designers apply their creative skills to planning, decorating and furnishing interior environments. Interior designers often specialize in specific design disciplines such as residential, commercial, workplace, retail, and hospitality design.
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British Columbia’s real estate market is dynamic and fast-changing, with millions of dollars in transactions occurring daily, typically facilitated by real estate professionals. As the market levels out with rising inventory and slowing sales, there’s much to consider for aspiring realtors, seasoned professionals, or anyone interested in the evolving BC real estate landscape.
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A roofing contractor installs, repairs, and replaces various materials on roofs, including shingles, shakes, roofing tiles, or other materials. Roofing contractors often specialize in either the residential or commercial sector.
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