Elite Contracting Ltd. is one accountable crew for every part of the house across Surrey and the Lower Mainland: kitchens, bathrooms, basements, full-home renovations, structural changes, and finishing.
Elite Contracting Ltd. is a renovation contractor working out of a shop on Scott Road in North Surrey. The residential side runs from whole houses down to single rooms, covering kitchens, bathrooms, basement suites, structural wall removals, and flooring and finishing.
Building permits for this work go through the City of Surrey. Estimates cost nothing, and the form on this page starts one.
Elite Contracting runs a four-technician crew.
Reviewed by Ranbir Bagri, Owner, Elite Contracting Ltd.
★★★★★ 5.0 on Google · 121 reviews
Planning a project outside Surrey? Elite Contracting also handles home renovation in Vancouver, Burnaby and Richmond. For business spaces, see our commercial tenant improvement services or contact the team with your plans.
Whatever your home needs, one team handles it from demolition to the final coat. Pick a service to see how we work.
One crew for the whole house, from layout and structure to the final finishes.
Learn more →Cabinets, counters, lighting, and layout changes, built to handle daily life.
Learn more →Waterproofing, tile, and fixtures, built to last in the wet coastal climate.
Learn more →Finish a basement or add a legal secondary suite for living space or rental income.
Learn more →Open up your floor plan safely, with the right beams, engineering, and permits.
Learn more →Hardwood, tile, trim, and paint that pull a renovated home together.
Learn more →The Lower Mainland's housing was built in waves, and a renovation goes smoother when your contractor already knows what each wave hides behind the drywall. Our crews open up homes across the region every week. Here is what we plan for before demolition day.
A big share of Surrey, Delta, and Coquitlam housing dates to these decades. Homes from the 60s and 70s can carry aluminum branch wiring, and 80s builds often run poly-B plumbing. Insurers ask about both, so we price those upgrades into the renovation rather than discovering them mid-build.
Suites are how many Metro Vancouver families afford their homes. Legalizing one takes a building permit, proper egress windows, and inspections, and our basement crews handle that full path, including the classic Vancouver Special up-down layout.
Coastal winters push moisture at every envelope. Bathrooms get real ventilation, additions get proper flashing, and anything touching an exterior wall gets detailed for the wet season it will live through.
Vancouver runs its own building by-law, while Surrey and most neighbouring cities administer the BC Building Code. We pull permits under both systems, so where your house sits changes our paperwork, not your workload.
When a client bought a 1,200 square foot townhome in Burnaby, our crew renovated both bathrooms and the kitchen, replaced all the flooring, and painted the entire unit in two weeks. Her review credits a reasonable budget and work delivered on schedule.
That open-plan living space above is our own work, a full home renovation on Heather Street in Vancouver. From our Surrey shop we run the same crews to Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, New Westminster, Delta, White Rock, Langley, and North Vancouver. See every city on our service areas page, and if your project needs one company running every trade, we also work as a general contractor in Surrey.
We come to the house, look at what you want changed, and talk through what is possible before anyone quotes anything.
You get a written estimate with a realistic timeline. One client called the original quote very detailed, with no surprises, and that is the bar we hold every estimate to.
Our own crews run demolition, framing, mechanical coordination, drywall, flooring, paint, and trim, in sequence, under one project manager.
We go room by room with you, fix what needs fixing, and leave you with a workmanship warranty instead of a stack of trade invoices.
Homeowners ask us this on almost every first walkthrough. Both paths work. They trade off differently, and the honest comparison looks like this.
| Whole home in one pass | Room by room over time | |
|---|---|---|
| How it runs | One mobilization, one permit file, one schedule. Trades move through the house in sequence, so the electrician opens walls once instead of three times. | Smaller projects spaced out as budget allows. You stay in the home, and each phase finishes fully before the next starts. |
| What to plan for | You may need to live elsewhere for part of the build. The Burnaby townhome we finished in two weeks had just changed hands, which is what made a fast single pass possible. | Repeat setup and drywall-dust cycles, and finishes chosen years apart can drift apart in style. |
| Best when | You have just bought the place, or the kitchen, bathrooms, and flooring all need attention anyway. | You are staying put for years and want to spread the spending, starting with the room that bothers you most. |
Either way, the planning conversation starts the same. Our guides on when renovations need permits and how to start a renovation right are worth ten minutes before we meet.
★★★★★ 5.0 · 121 Google Reviews
We hired Elite Contracting Ltd. for drywall, painting, laminate flooring, and trim installation. The workmanship and final finish quality were excellent. One of the best renovation companies in Surrey.
Karen TaylorWe hired Elite Contracting Ltd. for a full home renovation in Surrey and the results were outstanding. Ranbir and his team delivered high-end luxury finishes, modern design, quality flooring, drywall, painting, and custom detailing. One of the best renovation contractors in the Lower Mainland.
Irene StephensOur home renovation project in North Vancouver turned out amazing thanks to Elite Contracting Ltd. The modern design, lighting, flooring, and finishing gave our house a true luxury look.
Golda GerowThe shop is at 10220 120 Street in Surrey, on Scott Road, in the Brownsville area of Whalley. The Pattullo Bridge and Scott Road SkyTrain Station sit in the same corner of North Surrey, so the crossing from New Westminster and Vancouver lands close by.
