As spring approaches, it’s important to plan early, before your build even begins. There are many steps to consider, from securing the proper permits, land survey/location markers to utility line locates and understanding your local building regulations as they can vary from Community to Community. These often include the need to plan for drainage and grading for your property, as well as away from neighbouring properties. Thawing ground and runoff from winter snow can affect foundations if these details are overlooked. Taking the time to research and acquire this information not only protects your investment, but also sets the stage for a safe, healthy, and lasting build.

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Ingredients: 1 pie crust (optional, can make a crustless quiche); 1 cup mozzarella cheese grated (or vegan cheese of choice); 1/2 cup additional grated flavoured cheese: (experiment with gruyere, swiss, cheddar, feta, tofu or goat cheese for more flavour!); 10 oz fresh spinach, (or frozen – thawed, drained, squeezed in paper towel); 3 large eggs; 1 cup heavy whipping cream (can use lactose free substitute); 1/2 tsp salt adjust to taste. You can also add leek, scallions, garlic, onions for extra flavor, or powdered onion/garlic. Directions: Pre-bake the pie crust for maximum flakiness; Evenly fill the pie plate/crust with spinach and cheese. (You can pre-sauté spinach, leek, mushrooms ahead of time to reduce moisture during cooking for more firm quiche); In a separate dish, whisk together the eggs and heavy whipping cream and seasons. Pour the egg mixture over spinach and cheese. Bake the quiche at 400°F for 20 minutes or until center is fully set. Slice and enjoy! Watch “the jiggle” to gauge doneness.

Health shows up in small, everyday moments – how well you sleep, how easily you move, and how comfortable you feel at home. The right space can make those things simpler. Layout, light, storage, and location all affect how your days actually work. A home isn’t just a place to live; it’s the foundation for how you live. We believe home should work with your lifestyle, not against it.. today and for years to come.