The scope includes everything from foundation work through final finishes. Site preparation, structural framing, roofing, all mechanical systems—electrical, plumbing, HVAC—insulation, drywall, flooring, cabinetry, millwork, and exterior work.

Permits are more extensive than renovation projects. So is coordination with architects, engineers, and the city. Custom builds require managing more variables over a longer timeline, which is why the project management matters as much as the construction itself.

The result is a home built specifically for you, on your terms, with materials and finishes you’ve selected rather than inherited.

Every custom build follows a systematic process designed to manage complexity without losing sight of quality. Before construction begins, we work with your architect and engineers to ensure the design translates into a buildable plan with a realistic timeline.

During construction, you receive regular updates on progress and any decisions that need your input. One point of contact handles coordination across all trades—you’re not managing 15 different relationships or trying to resolve conflicts between contractors.

The goal is straightforward: complete the work on the timeline we discussed, with the finishing quality you’ll appreciate every time you use the space. Smaller scope doesn’t mean less attention to detail.

Custom home builds in Toronto typically range from $850,000 to $1.5 million or more depending on the size of the home, architectural complexity, and level of finishes. High-end materials, specialized systems, and unique design features affect the final number.

Timeline runs 12 to 18 months from permit approval to move-in, depending on project complexity and city requirements.

We work with homeowners who value timeline reliability and professional coordination over finding the cheapest builder. If that sounds like the right fit, we should talk.