Custom Home Builders Mississauga

Custom Home Builders Mississauga

 

Mayfair home is Custom Home Builders Mississauga building luxury custom homes in Mississauga. We build new custom home in less than one year with customers satisfaction.

We build the custom home as a custom home builders Mississauga with the following home features. You can select any of the following feature from the following features to build your luxury custom home in Mississauga.

Kitchen

• Beverage refrigerator in the kitchen
• A second sink in the kitchen
• 2 dishwashers and never unload dishes again
• Pot filler over cook top
• Toe-kick drawers
• Trash cans drawers
• Double garbage can cupboard
• Ice maker in your pantry/ island instead of in the kitchen
• best stove venting hood system
• Water filtration system on all faucets in the kitchen. ie: icemaker, instant hot water,
• Sponge storage in the front of the kitchen sink panel
• Kitchen towel racks hidden near the sink
• Cupboard with pull down ironing board
• Ba-Drawer with built-in containers to house flour, sugar, etc
• Keep all counter top cut-outs for cutting boards, coasters, whatever
• Kid snack refrigerator drawer (Samsung – can be a beer drawer later on)
• Lid maid lid holders
• Kitchen Nook with hinged seats for storage
• Free-floating shelves above nook (ikea)
• Routed drain channels in solid surface
• Shelf for cookbooks/wine rack – end of island
• Plan for where trash cans in all rooms will be stored
• king center in kitchen with all the baking essentials at hand
• Refrigerator drawer down low for the kids or special items
• Place the outlets under the cabinets instead of on the wall? This will allow you to tile the backslash

 

Bathroom

• Whirlpool Tub
• Double vanity
• Standing shower
• Bidet toilet
• Towel warmers
• Toto toilet
• Framed mirrors in all the bathrooms
• Extra sound proofing around powder room and pipes from upstairs bathrooms
• Behind door towel rack (hinge it)
• Consider separate small linen and toiletry closets – never enough room
• Timers and humidity detectors on kid’s bathroom fans
• Recessed medicine cabinets in all rooms with either mirror or cabinet matching front
• can be recessed between studs on side walls

Smart Home

• remote access to all of your electronics and lighting – from an iPad or universal control
• Alarm systems for fire, carbon monoxide, theft
• Electrical outlets on every wall, and at least two cable/internet outlets in each room. It will never be cheaper than now to add them so you have options in the future.
• speaker wires
• Internet cable for sonos box. interior cat5 doesn’t matter so much for devices
• CAT-6 data
• USB plugs by the bed in the master
• RG6, CAT5 and Fiber run through a single chase to every room.
  electrical outlets in cubbies to charge phones, iPods, iPads, etc.

 

Lighting 

• Putting in art lights dimmers chandlers and sconces, even up light on columns, I would never have thought to. It make a huge difference people can’t put a finger on it but they always say that there is something different about our house.
• Under cabinet lightening.
• light sensors in all your closets

 

Eco and sustainable

• Rain barrels and gray water systems
• geothermal heating
• Solar panels on the roof.
• green roofs
• low E windows, geothermal heating and cooling (from the pond), solar panels, 2 by 6-inch wall studs, good insulation.

Laundry

• Laundry linen chute
• Swinging door for laundry room
• Laundry room (not walkway from garage) with large sink and counters.
• Window
• Ikea Octopus Laundry hanger
• Retractable Clotheslines inside and outside where any wet clothes may gather
• Polder Wall Mount Accordion Drying Rack
• Dog/cat area with built-in bowls under folding table

Landscaping

• Lots of landscape lighting – plan ahead to run electrical outside where needed
• Heavy duty power outlets outside, like on a garage or outbuilding
• Heavy outlet for car wash and electric car in garage.
• Gas line and electricity for your outdoor BBQ
• Don’t forget landscape lighting, or water or gas…outdoor fireplaces are a great feature!
• Natural gas “spigot” on the back deck that I plug my natural gas grill into. (Never run out of gas in the middle of a BBQ again!)
• Wire your outdoors for Low voltage lighting, including light fixtures at the street or down the driveway. Then make sure the switch is someplace convenient.
• Drip irrigation lines to every planter on the deck.

Exterior

• Full screen doors not sliders kids always get them off track
• Ask to keep any extra building supplies – you probably paid for them anyways – great for kid play areas or in case something gets broken…
• Built-in flower planter boxes on the front porch railing
• Handprints in the cement walkway
• Up, down and all around lighting in all areas – general, task, accent

Bedrooms

• Halogen reading lights over all beds for nighttime stories
• Built-in window seats or in those “unused space” areas that will be boxed in that open like cedar chests (can line with cedar too)
• Valet pole in all closets to have the next day’s clothes ready to go

 

Flooring

• Extra padding or high quality under carpets – kids sit on the floor a lot so you do too

Great Room

• Built-ins with lighting on any support poles/beams that need exposed if you are going for the open floor plan look so it looks like more of a piece of furniture than an obstructed viewPlayroom
  -Kid fun paint – chalkboard, magnetic, glow, dry-erase
  -Playroom with toy closet that converts to a sunroom

  Mudroom
  -Cork board for family calendar
  -Wall hanging folders each kid
  -Hook Nook
  -Mail slots
  -Full length mirror
  -Shoe cleaning mat
  -Stone tiles (quick dry)
  -Umbrella stand

  Attic
  -Walkin above garage through external steel door
  -Can finish later if needed space

  Garage
  -Parking guide
  -Utilatub low to ground for washing pets
  -Shop light

General Features

• Heating under the hard surface floors – especially in the master bath area
• A wet or dry sauna
• Door switches on some doors
• Walk in pantry
• Laundry room door swinging
• Hot water re-circulator
• Mud/snow/sleet/dark of night room
• Pantry is a must
• A central vacuum system
• Laundry room on the same floor as the bedrooms
• Luggage storage
• Central Vacuum system
• Skylights
• Radiant Heat.
  Hallways outlets near floor with led downward facing nightlights
• Trap door in the foyer
• Floor drain in the laundry room for easy clean up from muddy shoes.
• Auto pantry light with motion sensor
• Speakers in the ceiling in bathroom and master as well as kitchen and dining room
• Z wave light switches
• Dimmers on all the light switches
• Consider in floor heating for basement and garage. Geothermal for heating
• Mud room with a closet for all of the coats, jackets, etc
• “Media station” area to host your security, tech another low voltage needs so that all the electrical can chase back to one location.
• Add a humidistat to your bath fans so that they cycle off once they’ve cleared the air.
• Quiet exhaust fan in baths and laundry.
• Mailbox bell! (A different-toned doorbell activated by an old, re-purposed garage-door opener transmitter.)
• Insulate between floors or use RC channel when ceiling sheetrock is hung to reduce noise as well.
• Hybrid tankless water heater (more efficient than simple tankless)
• EXTRA wide stairs
• Installing the highest efficiency gas furnace
• A full length mirror in every bedroom or bathroom.
• double-sided fireplace
• central vacuum, to have a suction in the toekick around the sink area
• 10 ft. ceilings in the entire house
• skylights
• crown moldings
• Charging station somewhere other than the kitchen – out of sigh
• Install a 220 line in your garage to charge your electric hybrid car.
• Tankless water heater.
• UV glass on the South and West exposures to minimize fading.
• A grey-water system, rainwater capture and dual-flush toilets to conserve water.
• Windows placed for cross ventilation, deep roof overhangs on the South and West sides to minimize the use of AC and few doors / windows on the North side to eliminate heat loss in the winter.
• Detached garage with a 2nd floor and a wood shop
• Access from master bedroom closet to laundry
• If you want passive solar gain on the south you don’t want Low E with argon. Low E 366 window glazing is great where you want to protect from heat gain but it greatly cuts the visible light gained.
• Fire proof, insect proof, mold proof, rot proof, noise dampening and mass (for retaining temperature balance) and insulation are integral.
• if you know you have a heavy mirror or picture to hang and know where you want to hang it use a scrap piece of wood from the framing and nail it between the studs before drywall goes up. Gives you something to nail in to.
• Install flush-mount wood floor vent.
• air jet tub vs. Whirlpool type tub
• air conditioning system was designed through use of evaporation from a waterfall through the center of the house
• Hybrid tankless water heater (more efficient than simple tankless)
• Install an in-counter composting container.
• Install a counter-mounted “air switch” for your disposal.
• Rough in for solar even if you don’t install it right away.
• Install extra blocking in the walls at closets and bathrooms (particularly places where you
• might want to add shelving or grab bars in the future)
• Think universal design (wider doorways, fewer stairs, spaces everyone can use)

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