Clients come to us when they want more than a beautiful house. They want confidence that the planning is sound, the details are coordinated, and the execution will match the vision. From early feasibility and budgeting through design coordination, permitting, and construction, our role is to guide the process and remove uncertainty at every stage.
Custom homes involve complex sequencing, multiple consultants, and countless interdependent decisions. We take responsibility for managing that complexity—coordinating architects, engineers, trades, timelines, and budgets—so nothing falls through the cracks. Every detail is considered in context, not isolation, ensuring the finished home feels cohesive, intentional, and built to last.
Built Once. Built Right.
The cost of a custom home depends on factors like lot conditions, size, design complexity, and level of finishes. For early budgeting purposes, many custom homes in Toronto fall within the following per–square foot ranges:
$350–450 / sq ft — high-quality finishes and straightforward designs
$450–600 / sq ft — fully custom homes with higher-end materials and detailing
$600+ / sq ft — luxury builds with complex architecture, premium systems, and bespoke finishes
These ranges are meant to support early planning. Once design is developed and site conditions are understood, pricing becomes far more precise. Starting with a realistic budget allows the home to be designed intentionally, rather than forcing compromises later.
Most custom homes take 18–30 months from initial planning to completion. This typically includes several months of feasibility and design, time for permits and approvals, and then the construction phase itself. Timelines vary based on complexity, approvals, and how quickly decisions are made along the way. Thoughtful planning upfront is the single biggest factor in keeping the overall timeline predictable.
The first step is understanding what’s possible on your property and how that aligns with your goals and budget. That usually means an early feasibility conversation — looking at zoning, lot constraints, servicing, and your priorities — before any detailed design work begins. Our full approach is outlined on our Process page, and an initial conversation helps determine whether a custom build is the right path before investing significant time or cost.
As involved as you want to be — but with structure. Building a custom home does require decisions, especially during design and key construction milestones. Our role is to guide that process so decisions are made at the right time, with the right information, and without becoming overwhelming. Clear sequencing and proactive communication help ensure you stay engaged without feeling consumed by the project.