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Welcome To The Kitchen Facelifts Project

Hey, thanks for checking out my Kitchen Facelift projects. My name is Lawrence Comiskey and I have been a beach resident for my entire life. I grew up on Courcelette Rd. attending Courcelette Public school, followed by graduating from Malvern C.I.

After secondary school I enrolled at Durham Skills and Trades College and became a fully licensed HVAC technician, working as an apprentice for 6 years and later operating my own business. From this I was able to gain knowledge of residential construction along with a network of renovators, builders and real estate agents. 


The Kitchen Facelift Project comes out of the insight I attained while working for people whose business is increasing property values.


At this point in my career I feel I can offer home owners a way to update their living space at a price that makes sense and without the huge process of renovations and the costs associated with that.


Check out the next few posts where you can learn more about what I do.
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Location: The Beaches, Toronto, ON, Canada

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