
About Coastwide Construction
A family-run renovation company serving Halifax, Lower Sackville and communities across Nova Scotia.

Our story
Built From a Love of Building
Founded by Mohammad Vahedi and Shirin Vahedi, Coastwide was born out of a love for building and creating. What started as helping friends and neighbours with home projects grew into a full-service renovation company.
Today we specialize in residential and commercial renovations across the Halifax region — from bathrooms and basements to condo common areas and offices.
We believe great renovations start with listening. We take time to understand how you live and work, then deliver work that is solid, clean, and made to last.
As a family business, our name is on every project. That's why we treat every home like our own.
Who we are
More Than Contractors
Dedicated Partners in Renovation
We work alongside you from first idea to final walkthrough, keeping your goals at the centre.
Detail-Oriented & Punctual
Clean lines, tidy job sites and crews that show up when we say we will.
Problem Solvers & Attentive Listeners
We listen first, then find practical solutions to the challenges every renovation brings.
Our values
What We Stand For
Trust
Honest pricing, clear timelines and no surprises.
Skill
Experienced trades who take pride in their craft.
Respect
For your home, your time, your family and your budget.
Quality Craftsmanship
Materials and methods chosen to last for decades.
The team
Meet the Founders
Coastwide is proudly family-run — you'll work directly with the people who own the business.
Mohammad Vahedi
Co-Founder & Project Lead
Mohammad leads every build on site, bringing hands-on carpentry experience and a sharp eye for detail to each project.
Shirin Vahedi
Co-Founder & Client Relations
Shirin manages planning, scheduling and communication so every client always knows what's happening and what comes next.
Tribe Network Grant Recipient
We're honoured to receive a grant from Tribe Network — empowering us to expand our services and deepen community impact across Nova Scotia.