Lafleur Building Design
Residential Design Firm
Firm - Building Code Identification Number: 128078
Lafleur Building Design is a design firm founded and located in the city of Clarence-Rockland in Ontario.
The design firm focuses on preparing residential construction plans, providing professional Ontario Building Code guidance and applying for building permits on behalf of the residents of the city of Clarence-Rockland and its surroundings.
Danick Lafleur
Founder And Owner - Lafleur Building Design
Qualified Designer - Building Code Identification Number: 110282
Danick Lafleur, founder and owner of the design firm, Lafleur Building Design, possesses an advanced Architecture Technologist Diploma and a Building Code Identification Number (House, HVAC House, Plumbing House Small Buildings, Building Services, Plumbing All Buildings, Building Structural and Large Buildings).
His past and ongoing working experience as a construction estimator, carpenter, building plans examiner and building inspector makes him well versed in the residential construction industry.
"We are excited to create strong working relationships with the residents and contractors through our design services", says Danick.
COMING SOON
DETACHED GARAGE
Municipality of Clarence-Rockland
Detached garage thoughtfully divided to support a large vehicle workshop and a dedicated fitness space.
ADDITION
The Nation Municipality
Addition includes a garage, front covered porch, and enhanced entrance, thoughtfully integrated with a bedroom to an existing single-storey detached dwelling.
INTERIOR ALTERATIONS
Municipality of Clarence-Rockland
Interior alterations to an existing single-storey detached dwelling, transforming the plan into a cohesive open-concept living, dining, and kitchen space.
SECONDARY DWELLING UNIT
Municipality of Clarence-Rockland
Basement reconfigured as a self-contained secondary dwelling unit, serving as an income-generating space while contributing to housing density.
DETACHED DWELLING
Municipality of Clarence-Rockland
Custom detached dwelling in a rural context, designed with open-concept living areas, multiple bedrooms, and large windows to maximize natural light and views.
