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Serving Rockcliffe Park & area
GCO is a general contractor Rockcliffe Park homeowners can bring a considered project to: a high-end kitchen or primary suite, an addition, or a careful renovation of a large home on a wooded lot.
One accountable contractor
A single point of contact for every trade.
Clear schedules
Sequenced around your home or business.
Permit coordination
City of Ottawa permits and inspections managed.
Local to Rockcliffe Park
Based at 1960 Scott St, Ottawa.
Services in Rockcliffe Park
Commercial renovations first, with full residential renovation services for Rockcliffe Park homeowners.

Lobbies, common areas and full interior renewals.
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Reconfigurations, meeting rooms and phased work.
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Landlord coordination from lease to handover.
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One team for design, permits and construction.
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Layouts, cabinetry, electrical and finishes.
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Showers, tile, plumbing and ventilation.
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Finished living space, suites and egress.
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Engineered openings with permits.
Learn moreRockcliffe Park is a residential village within Ottawa, known for large homes on generous, wooded lots and winding streets without sidewalks. Many houses date from the early to mid-1900s, alongside architect-designed modern homes and embassy residences.
Projects here tend to be larger and more detailed, with high expectations for finish quality, protecting landscaping and keeping disruption to neighbours low.

Typical work includes kitchens and primary suites, whole-home renovations, additions, and updating mechanical and electrical systems in large older homes. Design, engineering and specialist trades need careful coordination.
As a residential general contractor in Rockcliffe Park, GCO plans schedules, protection and communication before work starts.
Scope, schedule and budget conversations start with a short call.
Rockcliffe Park is a heritage conservation district under the Ontario Heritage Act. Exterior changes, additions and some landscape work can need heritage approval from the City of Ottawa in addition to a building permit, and mature trees may be protected. GCO confirms what applies early so design and scheduling account for approvals.
Whether you are comparing contractors in Rockcliffe Park for a home renovation or a commercial fit-up, the same few steps make proposals easier to compare and reduce surprises once work starts.
From Rockcliffe Park, GCO also takes enquiries in New Edinburgh, Lindenlea, Manor Park and central Ottawa.
How it works
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Start with the goals, the property and the timing. Identify what needs review before a proposal.
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Review the site, scope, assumptions and selections so the proposed work is understandable.
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Consider the sequence, trades, access and decisions that influence the work.
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Agree how the finished work, outstanding items and applicable documents will be reviewed.
Quick callback
Leave your details and choose a time for a short call. No obligation.
Questions
Yes. Rockcliffe Park is a heritage conservation district, so exterior changes and additions may need heritage approval as well as a building permit.
Yes. GCO takes enquiries for whole-home renovations, additions and high-end kitchens and suites.
Ontario has no single provincial licence for renovation contractors. New home builders must be licensed by the HCRA, electrical work needs an ESA-licensed electrical contractor and gas work a TSSA-registered contractor. When you hire a general contractor in Rockcliffe Park, ask for insurance, WSIB clearance and the licences held by each trade.
Protection for trees, driveways and gardens is planned before work starts, and protected trees may need City approval for any work near them.
Yes. Enquiries from nearby neighbourhoods are welcome.
The next conversation
Share a few details about the space, the work you have in mind, and your timing.