
A Network of Builders Working Together to Deliver Quality New Homes & Renovations
WHAT IS THE HOLMES BUILDER NETWORK?
The program aims to assist current or new homeowners in working with a builder or renovator from the Holmes Builder Network who has committed to excellence in building performance, which includes third-party inspections conducted by trusted partners, including Mike Holmes Inspections, to help ensure the project is done right the first time.
When you build or renovate your home, you want to work with committed individuals who are not only skilled but also passionate about delivering the best for your home. The entire team is here to help you as you go with tips, best practices and even design ideas.

Helping you get to your Homeowner goals
The HBN network is designed to assist homeowners in achieving satisfaction by educating homeowners about building better, what to look for in your project, and meeting modern families’ needs for comfort, safety, and functionality.

Fostering Innovation
The HBN network works with premium manufacturers, builders and experts to inspire informed innovation by encouraging builders to adopt techniques, technologies, and materials that improve building performance, durability and comfort.

Third-Party Inspections
New Home Builders who want to build better welcome third-party inspections as the information they receive will help them build better. If you are looking for a better build, ask about the third-party inspection process and what it covers to better understand what you get with your purchase or add-ons to your project.

Build For The Future
The HBN collection of builders shares information, expertise, experience and methodologies to help educate and promote better building practices, not only to benefit homeowners but other builders as well. These practices encourage builders to learn and adopt advanced, sustainable construction techniques and technologies for efficient, eco-friendly homes.
The Holmes Builder Network Advantage
Quality You Can Count On
The Holmes Builder Network is an exciting initiative that envisions a construction industry elevated to new heights through coaching, education, unity, innovation, and an unwavering commitment to quality.

Experience The Holmes Builder Network
Choosing a builder or renovator from the Holmes Builder Network helps you partner with professionals dedicated to craftsmanship and continuous improvement. The network is bound together through the commitment to excellence and sharing the values championed by the Make It Right philosophy; our members strive for growth and development, aiming for better home building and homeowner satisfaction.
With a range of companies from boutique renovators to large homebuilders, you can search the Holmes Builder Network to guide you to work together to help meet the standards your project deserves.
CONSIDERING A RENOVATION OR SEARCHING FOR A NEW HOME?
Explore the Holmes Builder Network today and take the first step toward your new home or renovation with confidence.
As part of our commitment to excellence, the builder invites Mike Holmes Inspections to conduct thorough assessments at key construction stages for every home. While our program mandates a minimum of three core inspections for new homes, builders have the flexibility to add extra inspections or offer personalized upgrade options to homeowners.

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Our friends at Duvanco Homes Inc. shared some improvements that do more than boost curb appeal, they can increase energy efficiency, lower costs, and add long-term value.
From new windows and garage doors to solar panels and HVAC upgrades, discover which home investments could pay off for years to come.
Find out more: www.thespruce.com/investments-for-your-home-in-2026-11930271
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The Trinity Towers, also known as the Cara Building, will be a nine-story 108 unit mixed-use development with amenities to include a fitness center, party room, social lounge, and a computer and library area.
The project will also feature ground-floor commercial spaces and a dedicated chapel honoring the site’s heritage.
What caught our attention when hearing about this project, was that they dedicated 22 of these units as barrier-free suites!!
This is how SalDan continues to be a leader in the development community as these homes are so needed in every community. We hope this example encourages new multi-family developments to include accessible units in thier projects. "Keep "Making It Right"!!
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Infills have had questionable reputations as they arise in neighbourhoods, some feel they change the asthetic or cariture of the area, while others say it helps to keep prices affordable.
With recent surges in the cost of just about everything, we recalled an article published in the Edmonton Sun in December of 2025 featuring our old friends at Effect Homes Builders Ltd.
In this article it showed that in 2012 they had built a net-zero home to prove that it was a viable concept... what happened after they studied the energy consuption, that they had an energy surplus in each of the first 3 years!!
What does this mean in simple terms is that the total surplus at that point was 14,000 kWh in almost 4 years.
The solar electricity generated so far has alone saved 44,000 kg of CO2 emissions from Alberta’s electricity generators.
That means the home has generated enough energy for the home’s consumption as well as feeding net-excess energy back into the grid for neighbours to use.
The homeowners state, “It has been unbelievably impressive.”
“We have no gas bill and produce our own electricity so our utility bills are next to nothing. When you look at our utility savings each month it is amazing how that reduces the cost of home ownership. Looking back it is obvious that it was a solid investment that directly contributes to a better environment.”
From this you could conclude that not all infills are bad and some can actually benefit their neighbourhoods. We do have to acknowledge that "net-zero" homes are not what most communities are approving, but perhaps that is the solution, to require a higher standard of homes to be built that support and grow the community!
You can read the entire article here! edmontonjournal.com/life/homes/effective-infill-homes-car
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What you get is this amazing indoor pool, with syncronized water features, a waterfall in the diving board and a hoop!!
You may have a few "friends & relatives" inviting themselves over for a stay!
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