Why would you renovate a home you’re planning to leave behind? If you need to sell quickly, renovating can make your house far more marketable to buyers looking for a move-in-ready home. Most renovations won’t provide a 100% return on […]
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If you love design and spending time on the decor of your home, you probably want to live in a gorgeous space that looks like you walked into an editorial page of your favourite shelter magazine or website. Having the […]
Remodelling can be a big undertaking. Updating your home should add functionality, comfort, and value to your property.
“Net zero ready” has become a trendy buzzword in British Columbia over the past few years, after the BC Energy Step Code was enacted by The Government of British Columbia in December 2017 and designers, builders, Realtors® and the media […]
High-performance homes use less energy while making them healthier and more comfortable places to live. They are more durable, have a higher resale value and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Building green embodies a lot more than lowering GHG emissions or […]
Mention the term “Net Zero” and most people think of solar panels mounted on a roof. It’s generally assumed that homeowners with solar panels are trying to reduce their hydro bill and/or their impact on the environment. By definition, Net […]
The Passive House high-performance building standard is recognized by the United Nations as the optimal way to build healthy, climate-resilient, affordable, and energy-efficient buildings.
Architect, design-build contractor, interior designer and interior decorator?… it can be confusing, and there’s some overlap between roles.
Building a custom home can be a daunting task, and many home buyers will end up buying a spec home or working with the builder to alter a home currently under construction. A spec home is one built on ‘speculation’, […]
Whether you decide on renovations that enhance the curb appeal and visual enjoyment of your home, or you’re reworking the floor plan and adding more space, you will typically increase the value of your home more than the cost of the improvements.
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