Services
Custom home builder in Toronto.
For owners building a new residence in an established Toronto neighbourhood. Khales carries the project from site review to handover.
Custom homes
Designed and built
by one team.
Zoning, architecture, interiors and construction are handled by one company, so the drawings and the budget are developed together.
Ontario builder.
A Tarion registered
Ontario builder.
Site and zoning review
What the lot allows, before design starts.
Design coordination
Architecture and interiors developed with construction input.
Permits and approvals
Drawings, applications and coordination with the city.
Demolition and excavation
Site preparation through to foundations.
Construction
Structure, envelope, building systems and finishes.
Millwork and landscaping
Custom millwork inside, landscape coordination outside.
How we work
Six things you can
expect from us.
01
One accountable team
Design, permits and construction under one contract.
02
Feasibility first
Zoning and lot review before design begins.
03
Budget with the drawings
Costs are developed alongside the design, not after it.
04
Registered builder
Tarion registered. New homes carry Ontario’s statutory warranty.
05
One site lead
A single point of contact, scheduled milestones and regular updates.
06
Local approvals
Experience with City of Toronto permits and Committee of Adjustment.
Custom homes by Khales
Recent custom
home projects.
Can Khales review a lot before I buy it?
Yes. A lot review looks at zoning, setbacks, grading, servicing and access, and whether a rebuild or an addition makes more sense. It is the lowest-risk first step before you commit to a purchase or a design direction.
How long does a custom home take in Toronto?
Yes. A lot review looks at zoning, setbacks, grading, servicing and access, and whether a rebuild or an addition makes more sense. It is the lowest-risk first step before you commit to a purchase or a design direction.
What does a custom home cost per square foot?
Yes. A lot review looks at zoning, setbacks, grading, servicing and access, and whether a rebuild or an addition makes more sense. It is the lowest-risk first step before you commit to a purchase or a design direction.
Do I need to hire my own architect?
Yes. A lot review looks at zoning, setbacks, grading, servicing and access, and whether a rebuild or an addition makes more sense. It is the lowest-risk first step before you commit to a purchase or a design direction.
Is a new home covered by Tarion warranty?
Yes. A lot review looks at zoning, setbacks, grading, servicing and access, and whether a rebuild or an addition makes more sense. It is the lowest-risk first step before you commit to a purchase or a design direction.