We have an important update; our open house on May 7th has been cancelled, and is now scheduled for Sat, June 11th. Please read on for an update.
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Client defined design near North Bay
In 2021 we supplied our weathertight material package to a couple wishing to build a small passive home near North Bay, Ontario.
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May 7th Open House Details
We know that many of you have marked Sat, May 7th in your calendars to come check out our new model home in west Ottawa. Get all the details here!
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Video walkthrough of an EkoBuilt home
EkoBuilt’s Mikhail Laxton meets with Jen Stewart who built her dream Passive House in the woods of Wakefield, Quebec just feet from the beautiful Gatineau River.
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ICF vs. the EkoBuilt passive house kit
Every now and then we field questions about ICF (insulated concrete forms). We thought it was high time we did a blog post about it!
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Update on the new EkoModel Home
If you’ve been following us on Instagram or Facebook, you’ll know that the new 1,600 square foot passive house that will function as our model home is close to being done. We have a first open house date set, and a video walk-through for you.
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One Plan Many Ways: The Hummingbird
Over the past year or so The Hummingbird has become one of our most popular plans. Find out what’s so fantastic about this single-floor plan and the variations we’ve made available.
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Garden Suites for Toronto Homeowners
Until now, Toronto homeowners have only been able to add a secondary residence to their property if it is next to a public laneway; this will change when the new Garden Suites provision is approved.
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Passive House Takes Centre Stage at COP26
Anyone who follows us knows our commitment to action on climate change. We’re very pleased to share this update from the International Passive House Association (iPHA) about how passive house will feature at COP26.
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EkoBuilt Service: PassiveHouse Renovations
Over the years we’ve tried to do what we can to shine a light on renovation and not just to promote new builds. You may have an older home in an older neighbourhood that you just love and you don’t want to leave, but the energy bills are steep and it’s not as comfortable as it could be.
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