When a home is not meeting your family’s needs, it is time to consider your options. For some families, this means planning a move, but… Read More

Toronto is the desired location for many, and the housing market in this bustling city continues to experience marked increases. According to a Globe and… Read More

There is a trick to designing a modern home in Toronto that is both elegant and functional. You have to carefully plan your project, pay… Read More

Obtaining a building permit is a necessary step in the process of constructing a new home in Toronto. Building permits help the municipality to ensure that zoning restrictions are respected and important construction standards are met. The Ontario Building Code Act mandates that homeowners obtain a permit before beginning any demolition or construction project. Anyone who fails to do so is essentially breaking the law and subject to penalties including fines, construction delays and legal action.

Take a moment to imagine the home you’ve always dreamed of having. Whether your vision involves an entirely new home or a renovation for your current house, the first step to making your dream a reality is to hire a home builder you can trust. Here at Alair Homes, our experience from designing and building hundreds of homes and renovations is what qualifies us as a quality home builder. Give us a call for a free quote and to find out why Alair is the right choice for your project.

Decks can be a great outdoor extension of our indoor living spaces, encompassing a variety of uses and functions. Designs and materials are limited only by your imagination and pocket book. There are some considerations that should be taken into account before creating your ultimate deck.

With summer time here, we are all heading outside to enjoy the warm summer weather and the natural outdoors. When some of us venture into… Read More

Contractor Transparency–Unfortunately in today’s unregulated contracting industry these two words are seldom found together. As evidenced on the various HGTV Mike Holmes shows, non-transparent contracting nightmares are all too common. But it doesn’t have to be this way.