We are based in Oakville and build custom homes, additions and knock-down rebuilds in Halton, Peel and west-end Toronto. Every lot starts with the same review: zoning, setbacks, permits and what the municipality will ask for.
Both of our recent homes are in Oakville: a new modern house and a bungalow raised to two storeys. We know the town’s zoning by-law, its site plan and tree protection requirements, and how the Committee of Adjustment handles variances for larger homes on established streets.
Mature lots near the lake and the escarpment, where new homes and second-storey additions have to fit established streetscapes. We review setbacks, height and lot coverage before design starts.
Large south Mississauga lots are a common setting for knock-down rebuilds. Replacement housing here goes through the city’s infill and site plan process, which we plan into the schedule from the first meeting.
From in-town lots in Old Milton to rural and escarpment properties, where septic, well and conservation requirements shape the design as much as zoning does.
West-end Toronto infill and rebuilds, where tight lots, neighbour relations and the city’s permit review all need managing alongside the build.
Custom homes and additions on village and rural lots, often with conservation and grading review before a building permit can be issued.
Send us the address before you commit. We will look at zoning, setbacks, height and coverage limits, trees and grading, and tell you what size and type of house the lot is likely to support.
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