Getting your home off gas is easier than you think—join Daniel Hall and a panel of experts at the National Home Show’s Green Building Zone (Main Stage) on March 12, 2025, at 3:15 PM for Everyone’s Going Electric – Everything You Need to Know to Get Off Gas, where they’ll share insights, experiences, and expert advice on going fossil-fuel-free—plus, use code GBLZ25 for $5 off your tickets!

Most homes have sufficient electrical capacity for a heat pump, contrary to common myths, as modern load calculations show that even with a safety margin, existing service is often adequate.

At Sustainable, we build with high-quality, Canadian-made materials that prioritize durability, energy efficiency, and environmental responsibility. From reclaimed wood flooring to high-performance insulation, we choose products that create beautiful, long-lasting, and eco-friendly spaces.

Thinking about building green in Toronto? It's not just about environmental responsibility; it's a financially sound move with significant long-term advantages. While the upfront investment might seem daunting, the payoff extends well beyond a clear conscience. Let's unpack why choosing eco-friendly for your Toronto home is a smart financial strategy.

Our proposal reimagines a cramped, outdated home into a sustainable, all-electric sanctuary by using prefabricated panels, natural materials, and cutting-edge systems, creating a bright, energy-efficient space built for resilience and long-term comfort.

Carbon pricing nudges businesses and people towards cleaner choices by making pollution costlier. It encourages investment in green tech and practices. While it can seem complex, here's a simplified look at how it works, its advantages, and its economic effects.

Paul Dowsett, the principal architect behind Sustainable - Architecture for a Healthy Planet, recently shared his home retrofit story with The Local. He explained how the Pocket Change Project helped him achieve significant energy savings, slashing his annual bill by $400.