A correction to our article from a couple of weeks ago. The project at Indian Grove included a severance and semi-detached Accessory Dwelling Unit with 1 unit on each side (not 2 units on each side as previously thought). In this article, we have shifted focus and created a thought-provoking piece that centers around why multi-unit ADU’s should be allowed in Toronto and beyond.
What Happened to The Canada Secondary Suite Loan Program?
Retrofit Versus New Build For Multiplexes
Progress Draw Scheduling for Residential Construction
How to Build Your New Home In Record Time in Toronto
How to Maximize A Second Floor Addition
Custom Home Builders Versus General Contractors
A Guide to Home Building Versus Moving in Toronto
Toronto's Renoviction Bylaw: What You Should Know
Here's Why Accessory Dwelling Units Cost So Much
Toronto Has Removed Development Charges for Sixplexes
Avoiding Committee of Adjustment in Toronto with Duplex Design
The Perfect Home Build Doesn't Exist
The perfect home build doesn’t exist, but what does exist are home builders that work towards perfection with every project completed. Learn more about how we approach challenges with all of our projects and why builders who can rise above the challenges faced with every project are the ones you should be working with.
A Summary of Toronto's New Divisive Sixplex Plans
Looking For "Renovation-Gone-Wrong" Stories
How to Install EV Chargers Without Upgrading Your Panel
Five Emerging Toronto Neighborhoods To Invest In
Here's Why Accessory Dwellings Units Beat Condos Every Time
How to Obtain a Survey for Your Residential Property in Toronto
BVM Contracting breaks down the various methods of obtaining a survey of your property in Toronto. When you do any major renovation work to your home/property you will need access to a survey of the property order for the City of Toronto to confirm that you are complying with zoning by-laws for your type of property.

















