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High integrity, honesty and professionalism: the principles guiding every project we take on.

In his own words

About

My name is Aleksandar, but people mostly call me Alex or Sash/Sasha. I am an individual with values of high integrity, honesty and professionalism as guiding principles in my work. Customers’ satisfaction is of utmost importance and I don’t just say this for the sake of creating an appealing website, but rather because I grew up watching my dad create the unimaginable with these principles guiding him.

I have over 20 years of experience in construction field, especially in carpentry, as I started out working alongside my father in his construction company as a young boy during my early high school years. He was a hard working man who pushed me to excel until passing away from a long battle with cancer. He worked until his last days. He instilled the importance of working hard and treating everyone with respect into me.

This is why each project I take on is given the focus it deserves, each individual’s vision is turned into reality with care and hard work in a timely manner as I am very punctual. I strive to provide real results and solutions and I do this by educating myself on new innovations continuously.

As a family oriented man and a father of 2 boys, safety and satisfaction of individuals and families I work with are my priority. My network of customers has expanded significantly by word of mouth only so far, which must mean that I am doing something right here!

Aleksandar, “Alex / Sasha”

Aleksandar, owner of Daedalus Carpentry

The craftsmanWindsor, Ontario

Story of Daedalus the Carpenter

According to Greek Mythology, Daedalus, son of Athena, was a greek demigod and the creator of the Labyrinth. He was a skillful architect, craftsman and artist, and was seen as a symbol of wisdom, knowledge, and power. Daedalus is credited to be the inventor of carpentry. It is said that he created statues that appeared so realistic that they had to be tied down to stop them from wandering off.