No brochure dump
Every builder will happily send you everything they have. That is marketing, not advice. You get a short list with reasons attached.
Two-minute questionnaire
Let's find the right pre-construction opportunity.
Rather than sending you every brochure and price list, I'd like to understand what you need first — then narrow it to the projects and layouts that may actually make sense for you.
Start here
Tell me what you need. I’ll do the filtering.
Fourteen questions, most of them a single tap. Nothing here commits you to anything, and there is no automated email sequence waiting on the other side of it.
What you get back
What happens after you send this.
A contractor reads the floor plan
I hold a general contractor's licence. Efficient plans, awkward plans, and the ones that photograph better than they live — that read comes free.
Straight talk on whether to buy at all
Pre-construction is not right for everyone, and there is no version of this where I pretend otherwise to win a deal.
Before you sign anything
The price list is the least important document.
Deposit structure, the levy cap, how the HST is worded, assignment rights, occupancy terms and the builder’s track record all move the real number more than the headline price does. Those are the pages worth reading slowly, and they are rarely the ones handed to you first.
If you already have an agreement in front of you, send it over before the ten-day rescission period runs out — that window is the whole point of having it.