Yes. Our new homes built are provided with a builder’s warranty administered by Tarion. You can search for our company in the Ontario Builder Directory to confirm licensing status and check warranty coverage details.

The cost of a custom home build or major renovation depends on the scope of work, design complexity, size, materials, finishes, and site conditions. Every project is unique, which is why we work closely with each client to understand their wishlist, priorities, and budget from the beginning.

Throughout the design phase, we help align your vision with realistic pricing by offering cost guidance, value engineering input, and early budgeting for key items such as windows, exterior materials, finishes, and scheduling.

Not accurately. While cost per square foot is often discussed, it is not a reliable way to determine the true cost of a custom home or large renovation. Layout, structural requirements, level of finish, site conditions, and design details all have a major impact on the final investment.

A more accurate budget comes from understanding the full scope of the project and the selections involved.

Most custom home builds typically take 12 to 16 months from the start of construction to move-in. Larger or more complex homes may take 24 months or longer, depending on the scope, approvals, site conditions, and level of detail involved.

A preliminary timeline is usually discussed early in the process, and a more detailed construction schedule is provided as the project moves forward.

The earlier, the better. Bringing a builder into the process early allows for better budgeting, planning, scheduling, and coordination as the design develops. Early involvement can also help identify opportunities to improve efficiency, manage costs, and avoid delays later.

Yes. We work alongside clients during the design phase to help keep the project aligned with budget expectations. This includes reviewing priorities, discussing materials and finishes, and providing input that supports informed decisions before construction begins.

This early guidance helps reduce surprises and creates a smoother path into construction.

Several factors influence the overall cost, including project size, design complexity, structural requirements, site conditions, municipal requirements, material selections, finishes, and construction logistics. The more custom and detailed the project, the more these variables can affect the overall budget.