Duplexes, side by side or back to back.
Two homes where there was one, each resolved for the lot in front of it.
Is it a fit?
- You own or are buying a single-family lot
- Lot widths we have built on: 33 to 54 ft
- Side-by-side for wider lots, back-to-back for narrow ones
- Suites possible where zoning allows
How we deliver it
One team runs feasibility, design, permits and construction, with a fixed construction-management fee and an itemized budget. See our process →
Duplex questions.
Side by side or back to back?
Lot width and lane access usually decide. Narrower lots tend to suit back-to-back; wider lots allow side-by-side with two street-facing entries. We test both on your lot before design starts.
Can each home have a suite?
Often, where the municipality’s rules and the allowable floor area permit it. We confirm it for your address at the lot check.
Can the two homes be sold separately?
Many duplexes are strata-titled so each home can be sold on its own. Titling options depend on the municipality; confirm the structure with your lawyer before design is fixed.
Check your lot.
Zoning and lot rules differ by municipality; we check them for your address.