In most of the cases, the answer is yes. However, different municipalities retain different rules. For example, City of Toronto requires the following works to have an approved building permit before commencement, including to construct a new building, to construct an addition to an existing building (2nd or 3rd story addition, garages, carports), to make structural alterations (removing load-bearing walls, new windows or doors, enlarge or relocating windows or doors), to construct a shed larger than 161 sf, to construct an accessory structure larger than 107 sf (detached garage, pool house, cabana), etc. All the details can be easily found on municipal websites.

The city building inspector will perform mandatory inspections on all the critical steps, including but not limited to excavation/shoring, footing & foundation, structural framing, thermal insulation, vapour barrier, plumbing rough-in, HVAC rough-in, finishing fixtures, interior & exterior final inspection, etc. to enforce the construction is within the standard.

Through our experienced industry professionals, advanced project management system & documents, professional management team, and the project manager responsibility system, we can ensure that the project stays within the budget and timeline schedule from start to finish. Additionally, our project management team includes professional architects and engineers, and the on-site construction project supervisors are all experienced BCIN designer. They not only oversee the quality of construction but also strictly adhere to O.B.C. standards for daily inspections and checks to ensure construction quality.

While our prices may not be the cheapest on the market, our company is dedicated to delivering exceptional quality in every project. We believe that long-term value and customer satisfaction come from our commitment to excellence rather than cutting corners on costs.