Renovating Toronto's century home: Challenges & Sustainable solutions
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Renovating Toronto's century home: Challenges & Sustainable solutions
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In this episode of Green Prints, hosts David and Catherine dig deep into the world of century home renovations in Toronto and the GTA. Featuring insights from expert builder Tom Cumming of Severn Woods Fine Homes, the conversation explores the unique challenges and sustainable strategies involved in transforming homes built between the 1800s and 1930s.
The discussion delves into key considerations like maintaining the original character of historic homes while upgrading them to meet and exceed modern standards. From dealing with aging brick construction and plaster detailing to managing air leakage and water infiltration, the episode provides a wealth of information on enhancing both the sustainability and comfort of old Toronto homes.
Listeners will also gain valuable insights into the complexities of balancing aesthetic preservation with practical upgrades, as well as an overview of available government incentives for homeowners undertake these eco-friendly transformations. Tune in to discover how these timeless structures can be transformed into high-performance, modern living spaces.