Hundu Contracting is a Family owned and operated contracting company. We are your point person for any home renovation projects ranging from things one of us can complete in a couple days to being the project managers bringing in trusted contractors from our network of trades people.

We value quality work and great client relationships so will spend the extra time to get the project right. Our family is diverse and so we respect the diversity of yours. Our work accommodates your needs in how we communicate, and how we can adjust our approach to a project to meet a range of budgets.

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The Team

  • Dotse
    General Contractor & Carpenter

    A carpenter by trade, Dotse moved from Ghana to Canada eight years ago. He's always been a builder -- from managing his late father Hunua "Hundu" Dunyo's construction company in Ghana, to renovating a barn and century farmhouse for his family to live in, and sharpening his skills with acclaimed residential contracting teams in Montreal and Halifax, Dotse does it all! He's community-minded, dedicated, and loves to make a project everything the client has asked for an more.

  • Hans
    Project Management & Estimates

    Hans brings expertise in estimating and project planning, along with a passion for sustainable construction and affordable housing in both Canada and back home in Ghana. He's the construction brainiac of the crew and is always excited to learn more on site skills from Dotse. With a BSc in Quantity Surveying, Construction Economics, and Building Technology, as well as a Diploma in Construction Management Technology from NSCC he's got the knowledge to make sure you project finishes on time and on budget.

  • Bailey

    Dotse's partner of over a decade, Bailey is often answering emails when Dotse is on site and contributes her skills as a gardener and landscaper. Born in Toronto, married in Ghana, she is happy to have rooted for good in Nova Scotia. She passionate about collective climate preparedness and sits on the board of Rural Communities Foundation of Nova Scotia.

  • & Co.
    Of course their three girls: Sena, Eyira and Koko. They are always around to lend a helping hand (the jury is out on how helpful the two littler ones are - but it's the thought that counts isn't it?)