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Hampton Construction & Interior Design Ltd. Hampton Construction & Interior Design Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

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What we do

Full-scope construction and interior work. Take the whole package or just the piece you need — we'll tell you honestly which one makes sense for your project.

Home renovations

Kitchens, bathrooms, and main-floor reconfigurations, including the structural work behind them. We handle load-bearing changes, beam installs, and the mechanical and electrical rerouting that comes with moving a wall.

  • Kitchen renovations and cabinetry installation
  • Bathroom and ensuite renovations
  • Wall removals and structural beam work
  • Flooring, drywall, paint, and finish carpentry
  • Whole-home refreshes for resale or a new owner

Most kitchens and bathrooms run four to eight weeks on site, depending on scope and lead times.

Basement development

An unfinished basement is usually the cheapest square footage you'll ever add. We frame, insulate, and finish it properly — including the parts that matter most in this climate but never get photographed.

  • Framing, insulation, vapour barrier, and air sealing
  • Egress window cutting and installation
  • Bathrooms, wet bars, and rough-in plumbing
  • Legal secondary suites built to City of Saskatoon requirements
  • Rec rooms, home offices, and gyms

Suites need permits and inspections. We handle the application and coordinate the inspections.

Interior design

Design that's made to be built. Every layout we draw is checked against real dimensions, real lead times, and the budget you've actually set — so nothing gets specified that can't be installed.

  • Space planning and layout drawings
  • Finish, fixture, and material selection
  • Cabinetry and millwork design
  • Lighting plans and electrical layouts
  • Colour, tile, and hardware packages

Available as a standalone service if you already have a builder.

Additions and garages

New square footage that ties cleanly into what's already there. Foundations, framing, roofline integration, and an envelope detailed to hold up to prairie winters.

  • Room and second-storey additions
  • Detached and attached garages
  • Three-season and four-season sunrooms
  • Footings, foundations, and grade beams
  • Decks, steps, and exterior structures

Exterior structural work is scheduled into the open season, roughly April through October.

Commercial fit-outs

Tenant improvements for office, retail, and food service. We work around your opening date, your landlord's requirements, and — where the space is occupied — your business hours.

  • Office and retail build-outs
  • Restaurant and café fit-outs
  • Demising walls, ceilings, and storefront work
  • Accessibility and code upgrades
  • After-hours and phased scheduling

We can work directly with your landlord or property manager on approvals.

Finish carpentry and millwork

The last layer, and the one people actually touch. Trim that meets in the corners, doors that latch, and built-ins scribed to walls that were never square to begin with.

  • Baseboard, casing, and crown installation
  • Interior and exterior door hanging
  • Built-in shelving, benches, and storage
  • Feature walls, panelling, and stair work
  • Cabinet and countertop installation

Often booked as a finishing package on top of another contractor's build.

How estimates work

No pressure, no vague ballparks scribbled on the back of an invoice.

The site visit

We come out, measure, look at what's behind the walls where we can, and talk through what you want. Bring photos, plans, or a Pinterest board — all of it helps.

The written estimate

You get a document that breaks the work into line items, states what's included and excluded, and gives an allowance for anything not yet selected.

Changes along the way

If something changes once we're underway, it gets written up and priced before it's built. You approve it, then we do it.

Not sure which service you need?

Describe the project and we'll tell you what it actually involves — even if the answer is that you don't need us yet.