So I’ve talked about projects you shouldn’t do yourself, so what about projects you can do yourself Painting. Who can’t paint, right? Close your eyes… Read More

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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.