Custom Home Builders Mississauga

Custom Home Builders Mississauga

 

Mayfair home is Custom Home Builders Mississauga building luxury custom homes in Mississauga. We build a 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 features 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 the cook-top
• Toe-kick drawers
• Trash cans drawers
• Double garbage can cupboard
• The ice maker in your pantry/ island instead of in the kitchen
• best stove venting hood system
• The water filtration system on all faucets in the kitchen. i-e: ice-maker, instant hot water,
• Sponge storage in the front of the kitchen sink panel
• Kitchen towel racks are 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 the island
• Plan for where trash cans in all rooms will be stored
• king center in the 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 soundproofing 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 sidewalls

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 and video surveillance box.
• CAT-6 data
• USB plugs by the bed in the master
• RG6, CAT6, and Fiber run through a single chase to every room.
   

Lighting 

• Putting in art lights dimmers chandlers and sconces, even up light on columns, I would never have thought to. It makes 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 the 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 the 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
• A heavy outlet for car wash and electric car in the 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
• Hand-prints in the cement walkway
• Up, down and all-around lighting in all areas – general, task, accent

Bedrooms

• Halogen reading lights overall 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 to be exposed if you are going for the open floor plan look so it looks like more of a piece of furniture than an obstructed view Playroom
  -Kid fun paint – chalkboard, magnetic, glow, dry-erase
  -Playroom with toy closet that converts to a sun-room or mudroom 
  -Bulletin board for the family calendar
  -Wall hanging folders each kid
  -Hook Nook
  -Mail slots
  -Full-length mirror
  -Shoe cleaning mat
  -Stone tiles (quick-dry)
  -Umbrella stand Attic
  -Walk-in above garage through the external steel door
  -Can finish later if needed spaceGarage
  -Parking guide
  -Ultra-low tub to the 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 the floor with led downward-facing nightlights
• A 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 the 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 the basement and garage. Geothermal for heating
• Mudroom 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 resilient channel when ceiling sheetrock is hung to reduce noise as well.
• Hybrid tank-less water heater (more efficient than simple tank-less)
• 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 suction in the toe kick 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.
• Tank-less 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 woodshop
• Access from the master bedroom closet to the 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.
• Fireproof, 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 the 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 the use of evaporation from a waterfall through the center of the house
• Hybrid tank-less water heater (more efficient than simple tank-less)
• 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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