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.
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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).
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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.
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"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.
