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10 Services, One Team

Multiplex Services in Toronto and the GTA

From the first zoning check to the final occupancy inspection: feasibility, design, permits, Committee of Adjustment variances and construction of triplexes, fourplexes, approved-zone sixplexes, conversions and additions. Every service has a published CAD price band and a fixed price after feasibility.

Build and Design & Approvals

Choose the Service That Fits Your Stage

Build services cover new construction, conversions and additions. Design and approvals cover the work that decides what you are allowed to build. Most owners start with a feasibility assessment.

Published CAD Pricing

Multiplex Price Bands at a Glance

Construction, design and approvals in one table. Fixed pricing follows a written feasibility report.

Toronto multiplex price bands in CAD
Unit Type Price (CAD) Project Timeline
Triplex New Build $400K-$1.1M 3 units, Part 9 8-10 months
Fourplex New Build $500K-$1.4M 4 units, as-of-right citywide 9-12 months
Sixplex (Approved Zones) $800K-$2M 6 units, Part 3 likely 12-16 months
House-to-Multiplex Conversion $250K-$900K 2-4 units in existing house 6-9 months
Architectural Design (Stamped) $15K-$60K Permit drawing set 6-10 weeks
Permit Coordination $5K-$18K Toronto Building + CoA 9-14 weeks
Feasibility Assessment $1,500-$4,500 Written zoning + budget report 1-2 weeks

Additions: rear $180K-$400K, side $220K-$600K. Design-build fee: $50K-$150K plus construction. Want a quick estimate? Try the multiplex cost calculator.

Execution Roadmap

How Every Service Fits Together

Whether you hire us for one step or all four, the order is the same.

  1. Step 1: Zoning Verification & Feasibility

    GeoWarehouse parcel pull, zoning permissions, setback and coverage math, servicing screen and a written CAD budget range in 1-2 weeks.

  2. Step 2: Architectural Design & CoA Coordination

    BCIN or OAA stamped drawings that make the most of rentable area, energy compliance, and a Committee of Adjustment filing only if it pays off.

  3. Step 3: Permit Approvals & Pre-Construction

    Building permit, water and hydro applications filed in parallel, and Tarion enrolment for new homes before we break ground.

  4. Step 4: Construction Delivery & Occupancy

    Fixed-price construction, inspections booked and passed, separate systems per unit and a first-visit occupancy pass.

Start With Certainty

Not Sure Which Service You Need?

Start with a written feasibility report. It tells you what your lot can carry, which services you need next and roughly what they cost.

  • Written zoning verification
  • CAD price bands before deposit
  • Licensed Ontario Builder, Insured & Bonded
Get Written Feasibility