Bowline Construction

Ask a few people who’ve renovated what they dreaded most and the answer is usually the same: not knowing what it will cost. Bowline Construction built its pitch around that. Reuben Vegt and Steven Bosma started the company in 2008 to be the contractor that gives you a price up front and sticks to it, and the firm still sells on fixed-price contracts.

What they build

The work runs from inside the house to the back forty:

• Renovations: whole-home updates, kitchens and bathrooms, and additions
• Secondary suites: including multi-generational layouts for families sharing a property
• Custom homes: design and build, start to finish
• Barns, equestrian buildings, shops and outbuildings: a big part of their recent portfolio, which suits Langley’s rural side
• Tenant improvements: commercial fit-outs

By their own count it’s more than 250 renovations and 25 custom homes. They say they’re the best fit for larger projects, such as several rooms or structural changes, rather than a single small repair.

How a job runs

It starts with a consult at your home, then a design proposal, a budget breakdown and drawings from their in-house design team, and a signed contract before anyone breaks ground. During construction there are regular site meetings, and clients get access to a project portal with daily site photos, selections and budget tracking. A walkthrough comes before the finishing touches, then final inspections.

Before you call

Their listed hours are Monday to Friday, 8 to 5, and closed weekends. Their website shows more than one phone number, so if one doesn’t connect, try the contact form or message them on Instagram, where they post current barn and build projects. They also publish a construction pricing page and were hiring in October 2026.

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