Two regions, one standard.
City lots and shorelines punish different mistakes. We build in both worlds, and every community below gets a page about what building there actually involves.
Toronto & the GTA
- Torontothe old city and its established neighbourhoods
- North Yorkthe post-war blocks north of the 401
- Etobicokewest Toronto, from the lakeshore to the valleys
- Scarborougheast Toronto, up to the Bluffs
- Vaughanfrom Woodbridge to Kleinburg
- Richmond Hillthe Yonge corridor, Mill Pond to Oak Ridges
- MarkhamUnionville, Markham Village and the newer east
- MississaugaPort Credit, Lorne Park and the established west
- Oakvilleold Oakville and the lakefront streets
- Burlingtonbetween the lake and the escarpment
- Aurorathe old four corners and the estate east
- King Cityestate country on the Oak Ridges Moraine
Muskoka & cottage country
- Bracebridgethe heart of Muskoka
- Gravenhurstthe gateway to Muskoka
- HuntsvilleMuskoka's largest town, on the four-lake chain
- Port Carlingthe hub of the big three lakes
- Balathe west side of Lake Muskoka
- Rosseauthe top of Lake Rosseau
- WindermereLake Rosseau's east shore
- Baysvillethe south end of Lake of Bays
- MacTierwest Muskoka, toward Georgian Bay
- Muskoka Lakesthe township of the big three lakes
Between or near these communities? Ask anyway. The lists are where we focus, not where we stop.
Building somewhere on this map?
A first conversation costs nothing and settles a lot: whether the site can do it, whether the budget and the brief belong together, and what happens next.