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10/25/2026

Eagle street

Quick update on the exterior on eagle. Siding almost complete, waiting on a front door.

all Buchner Manufacturing siding and aluminum.

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08/06/2026

🏡 Eagle Street

We’re back on Eagle Street, and first up is the exterior refresh! 🔨

The crew is removing the old window trim and soffit using the Featherlite Ladders , DEWALT CANADA🇨🇦 saws, and Milwaukee Tool tools. We’ll be installing new white soffit, fascia, PVC trim around all windows and doors, followed by insulation, strapping, and green board-and-batten vinyl siding from Buchner Manufacturing .

Once the exterior is well underway, we’ll shift our focus inside and keep the project moving.

There’s still plenty of great building weather left! ☀️ If your home needs an exterior update, renovation, addition, or custom build, we’d love to help.

📅 Visit www.hanlonhomes.com to book your free consultation.

✝️📕 1 Peter 4:10
“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others…”

🪟 Replacing Your Exterior Window Trim

Your home’s exterior window trim does much more than improve curb appeal—it helps protect against water, wind, and pests.

Here’s how the process typically works:
• Remove the old trim and inspect for any hidden damage.
• Repair any deteriorated areas if needed.
• Install proper flashing and weather protection.
• Install new PVC or composite trim for a durable, low-maintenance finish.
• Seal all joints with high-quality exterior caulking to help keep moisture out.

Replacing your window trim is a great way to refresh your home’s appearance while adding another layer of protection against the elements.

08/01/2026

🏡 Sunset Beach

The homeowners had a unique landscaping idea! We’ve seen this technique used in garden beds, but never on this scale. It definitely isn’t the traditional approach, but they were set on the look, so we brought their vision to life.

We posted the finished result, and we think it turned out great—but what do you think? Is this a creative idea we’ll be seeing more of, or will they regret it down the road?

Big shoutout to Toro Landscape the Dingo and Jason made the job look easy.

Have an idea for your property? We’ll help turn your vision into reality. Visit www.hanlonhomes.com for a free consultation.

✝️📕 "Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established.” — Proverbs 16:3

📦Why Use Cardboard?

When cardboard is used properly, it can act as a biodegradable w**d barrier. It helps suppress w**d growth, retains soil moisture, and gradually breaks down over time, adding organic matter to the soil. It’s a popular option beneath mulch and in naturalized landscaping where a low-maintenance, eco-friendly solution is desired.

07/12/2026

Hanlon Homes Blue Mountain build #2

Take a trip through a beautiful recently finished development of ours!

07/12/2026

🏡 Sunset Beach

Crawlspace tour! I recorded these videos before heading off on vacation. I’ll be back on site Monday and can’t wait to see the progress.

This home originally sat on a concrete slab-on-grade. We underpinned the entire perimeter to create proper footings, then rebuilt and slightly raised the crawlspace. Due to the conservation restrictions and high water table, a full basement would have been much more expensive.

In the last video you saw plumbing getting ready to install the well system. Here it is complete. Water is drawn from the well through a 1.5” line into the , then into the pressure tank before supplying the water heater and the rest of the home. The water line runs beneath our new underpinning and ties into the well about 6 feet below grade to stay below the frost line. We had to replace the existing line and clean out the well due to it not being used for a while. We also tested it to ensure it was properly sanitized.

The remaining black ABS piping is for the sanitary drains and venting, all of which tie into the new septic system supplied by .

Stay tuned for a quick breakdown of the septic system before our occupancy and septic inspections!

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“With joy you will draw water from the wells of salvation.” — Isaiah 12:3

06/25/2026

🏡 Sunset Beach

Here’s a quick walkthrough of where we’re at this week.

Plumbing is nearly complete! The vanities, toilets, water heater, and pressure tank are all installed. We just have the electrician coming back to wire the well pump, hood fan, and a few remaining electrical items.

The red unit and beige tank beside the crawl space access are the well pump and pressure tank. Together they draw water from the well through a 2” line, store it under pressure, and provide a steady water supply throughout the home. The water heater then supplies hot water, while the reverse osmosis system in the utility room filters the drinking water for improved quality.

This week we’ll also be finishing the stairs, completing the final mudding and primer, and getting everything ready for the hardwood delivery from .

We’re getting closer to occupancy every day, so stay tuned for the final stages of the build!

📅 We should have this project wrapped up within the next month. If you’re thinking about building or renovating, maybe you’re next!

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“Whoever drinks the water I give them will never thirst.” — John 4:14

💧 Quick Guide: Well Water Systems
A well water system has three main components:
• Well Pump – Draws water from the well into the home, usually a submersible pump at the bottom.
• Pressure Tank – Stores water under pressure, reducing pump use and maintaining steady flow.
• Water Heater & Filtration – Supplies cold water and feeds the heater; filters or softeners may improve quality.
Common Pump Options:
● Submersible Pumps – Most common for deep wells.
● Jet Pumps – Used for shallow wells, easier to service but less efficient.
● Constant Pressure Systems – Maintain steady pressure with variable-speed pumps.
A well-matched system ensures reliable pressure, cleaner water, and longer equipment life.

06/20/2026

🏡 Cotter Street

Our buddy Patrick from stopped by to inspect the existing structure. This is where the structural engineer steps in after the designer .ca . His job is to determine whether the proposed design can actually be built and, if so, what materials, beams, foundations, and structural requirements are needed to make it happen.

That information helps me as the builder understand the scope of work and lock down a realistic budget. It also allows the designers to adjust their plans to accommodate any structural or mechanical details that may not have been apparent during the initial design phase.

Today we were evaluating the 1980s addition attached to this 1911 home. One side appears to have a block foundation while the other side is poured concrete. We’ll see what the engineers recommend, but I’ll also be excavating and inspecting sections myself. If I’m not comfortable with the condition, we may decide that rebuilding portions from new is the better long-term solution.

Engineers can only see so much during a site visit. As builders, we have to continually reassess conditions and make sure the right decisions are being made. Good communication between the designer, engineer, and builder is critical during both the planning and construction phases.

That’s one of the biggest advantages of bringing your builder in early. It saves time, money, and headaches later on.

Stay tuned as I walk through the final designs and engineered drawings.

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“Plans fail for lack of counsel, but with many advisers they succeed.” — Proverbs 15:22

🏗️ Designer vs. Engineer
• Designer – Creates the layout, floor plans, and overall look of the home. Turns your ideas into a functional design.
• Engineer – Makes sure the design can be built safely by specifying foundations, beams, materials, and structural requirements.
The designer creates the vision, and the engineer makes sure it stands.

06/18/2026

🏡 Sunset Beach

The finish line is finally in sight here in Georgina. HVAC is still not where it should be, so we brought in a second company for an audit. Temperatures are holding for now, so we’re pushing ahead to get the homeowners moved in this summer. Humidity is still a concern, but we’ll manage that as best we can until a permanent solution is in place.

Jason is wrapping up the exterior stairs and railings, and grading is scheduled for next week. After that, our exterior work here will be complete.

Tile and grout are officially done. We used Polyblend grout and a float from . Vanities will be going in over the next couple of days, followed by the plumber for the final connections.

Of course, we also had to patch a ceiling hole with the help of drywall products. Hardwood from is on the way, but before that we’ll finish off the interior stairs and railings.

Lots of little things left, but we’re getting close. Stay tuned for the final stages! 🔨🏡

📩 www.hanlonhomes.com for a free consultation.

“Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” — Galatians 6:9

🧱 Quick Guide: Grout Options & Installation
Unsanded Grout – Best for small joints and wall tile. Smooth finish and easy to work with.
Sanded / Fine Aggregate Grout – Stronger and better suited for wider joints and floor tile. More resistant to cracking and shrinkage.
Epoxy Grout – Highly stain and water resistant, but more expensive and harder to install. Great for showers and high-moisture areas.
Basic Installation:
● Allow tile adhesive to cure first.
● Mix grout to the proper consistency.
● Use a rubber float to force grout into the joints at a 45° angle.
● Remove excess grout and let it set slightly.
● Wipe with a damp sponge and clean off the haze once cured.
Grout does more than fill joints—it locks the tile system together, helps keep out moisture, and can completely change the final look of a project.

06/11/2026

🏡 353 Cotter Street

The first revision set is in! This is where things start getting exciting because we can now send the next set to the town for an initial review. That review tells us whether the overall concept fits within zoning requirements before we spend time and money on the next stages.

Once we know the town is comfortable with the design, we move into engineering and architectural drawings. The architect takes the concept and develops the technical plans, materials, dimensions, and building specifications needed to turn an idea into a real home. Engineers then ensure the structure can safely support the loads and perform as intended.

Getting this initial feedback first can save thousands of dollars and weeks of redesign if changes are required.

We’re also working on exterior renderings to help finalize the style. Major features like porches, window layouts, rooflines, and brick ledges need to be decided now because they affect the structure. Smaller finish selections such as brick colour, siding, flooring, tile, and fixtures can usually wait until permits are approved.

Stay tuned—the next drawing update should hopefully be the final layout and exterior design! 👀

📩 www.hanlonhomes.com for a free consultation. Summer is full, but we’d still love to connect and help you plan your project.

“Write the vision; make it plain…” — Habakkuk 2:2

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