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Older Sea to Sky Corridor developments were occasionally built on or near the flood plain. The risk of these locations is often crawl spaces or basement slabs are very close to, or in some cases, within the water table.
Most of the products we purchase today are made in a modern assembly plant using advanced technology to ensure a high level of quality and value. Why is it that the one thing we are likely to spend the most on, our home, is still hand built outdoors?
Take a peek at the reno work we are doing at the Hearthstone Lodge. Such an ideal location deserves to have some reliable, quality work done to it!
Another project ongoing in Crumpit Woods is coming along very nicely and is set to be finished soon. Check it out!
Check out our winning projects from the CHBA awards in St Johns.
Come and Learn about the Next Generation of New Homes!
2 Weekends - Apr. 29/30 & May 5/6. (11am - 4pm)
Mike Holmes Live on site Apr. 29th (11am - 2pm)
Part 3 Focuses on the wall systems and insulation we will be using to achieve the insulation values required to build a home that can produce (with the use of solar photo voltaic panes) as much energy as it uses.
RDC walked away with 3 Georgie Awards at the Hyatt on Mar. 11th.
Best Corporate Website, Customer Service - Renovations & Best Certified Production Home.
In today's post I will give an overview of the steps we are using at the foundation stage to improve thermal comfort and indoor air quality at the same time as we make sure we can reduce our energy use to meet the Net Zero standard.
RDC has started on a new high performance home in Squamish that is targeted to be Net Zero Ready. Here is a project overview and introduction to some of the project partners. Stay tuned for regular update on this exciting new project.
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