Silver
Professional annual oversight
$119/mo + HST
A yearly condition review and preventive plan for Toronto houses up to 3,500 sq. ft., with 2 advisory and 2 handyman hours. No repair credits are included.
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BUILDER-DIRECTED PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
Forest Hill to Lawrence Park—urban envelopes where bylaws, setbacks, and heritage fabric amplify small defects.
Forest Hill, Rosedale, and Lawrence Park combine century masonry, multi-generation renovations, and modern mechanical systems on tight urban lots. Small roof or flashing defects often stay hidden until parapet moisture, aging clay drains, or unbalanced exhaust pressures affect interior finishes.
Semi-annual visits track brick and mortar drying patterns, party-wall air pressure and ventilation balance, storm-water backflow protection, and clear condition records when exterior maintenance intersects with heritage conservation rules.
Summer humidity on Toronto townhouses and semis is a party-wall problem as much as an HVAC one. Use our Toronto summer foundation maintenance guide alongside this program page when you are deciding what seasonal oversight should catch before August.

General property managers handle keys and routine cleaning, but few diagnose flat-roof drainage ponding alongside high-capacity kitchen exhaust and ERV balancing. Builder-led maintenance sequences repairs around how older Toronto brick and modern infill envelopes manage heat and moisture.
Your baseline audit maps every generation of work in the house—hydronic radiators, forced-air zones, structural steel spans, and rear glass additions—so licensed trades work from a single engineering record rather than guessing behind finished walls.
Toronto plans begin at $119/month + HST, with a 12-month term.
Professional annual oversight
$119/mo + HST
A yearly condition review and preventive plan for Toronto houses up to 3,500 sq. ft., with 2 advisory and 2 handyman hours. No repair credits are included.
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$179/mo + HST
Repair credit $750/yr HVAC OR plumbing/electrical
Adds yearly thermal imaging, a seasonal winterization visit and priority scheduling for Toronto houses to 4,500 sq. ft., with 6 advisory and 5 handyman hours.
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$279/mo + HST
Repair credit $750 + $500 + $500 HVAC + plumbing + electrical — separate budgets
For Toronto houses up to 5,500 sq. ft.: director-level advisory, the fastest response, 10 advisory and 10 handyman hours, thermal imaging and vendor quote review.
See Full DetailsCredits apply after a pre-inspection and are not insurance.
Above-grade masonry, bays, and roof decks screened for rain penetration & thermal bridging.
Make-up air, exhaust paths, and stacking constraints typical of dense luxury blocks.
Interior humidity strategies protecting heritage trim alongside modern glass additions.
Municipal-aware sequencing—fewer surprises when work touches controlled elevations.
Toronto homeowners want documented, code-aware maintenance records—not cosmetic patch jobs.
We coordinate maintenance where municipal bylaws, tight lot lines, and building science meet—documenting clear scopes instead of temporary fixes.
Explore Program DetailsBrick, older roofs and mature trees shape the work in central Toronto neighbourhoods.
Foundation and basement moisture, parging and brick pointing after winter.
Flat and low-slope roofs, cooling systems and tree-root impact on drains.
Eavestroughs, chimneys, heating systems and insulation in attics.
Reports are written so an owner, a trade or a buyer can read them without guessing.
Foundation cracks, brick condition, flashing and roof edges.
Plumbing materials, electrical panels and ventilation, with recommendations for licensed trades.
Downspouts, grading, sump systems and window wells.
Some repairs trigger city rules, so we flag them before work is scheduled.
Listed or designated houses and heritage districts may need approval for visible exterior changes.
The City of Toronto protects many private trees, so root work near them should be planned carefully.
Houses beside ravines or natural features may have extra protections that affect drainage and landscaping.
The AVL Annual Home Maintenance Plan starts at $119/month plus HST and gives Toronto homeowners a builder-led program of annual condition reports, HVAC safety checks, documented home history, and licensed-trade coordination. Silver ($119/month) includes 2 hours of advisory and 2 hours of handyman service per year (handyman minimum 90 minutes per visit), coverage up to 3,500 sq ft, and a 5% discount on AVL renovation projects. Gold ($179/month) adds 6 advisory hours and 5 handyman hours per year (priority scheduling, 90-minute minimum per visit), coverage up to 4,500 sq ft, one annual thermal imaging scan ($600 value), a seasonal winterization visit, one premium furnace filter supplied and installed per year, up to $750 per year in repair credits toward HVAC or plumbing/electrical repairs, and a 10% renovation discount. Platinum ($279/month) includes 10 advisory hours (director-level) and 10 handyman hours per year (fastest response, 90-minute minimum per visit), coverage up to 5,500 sq ft, annual thermal imaging, vendor quote review, one premium furnace filter per year, repair credits of $750 HVAC + $500 plumbing + $500 electrical (separate budgets), and a 15% renovation discount. Repair credits apply to eligible HVAC, plumbing and electrical repairs only, within the trade budgets of each plan, performed by AVL-approved licensed trades, and are subject to pre-inspection and an eligibility review (age, condition, and no pre-existing defects); they are not insurance and have no cash value. Cancel anytime; final balance reconciled based on Fair Value Delivered for services rendered. It is preventive oversight, not emergency service or a formal home inspection.
The Annual Home Maintenance Plan is AVL's branded home maintenance plan for Toronto. Builder-led maintenance for luxury and family homes across Toronto—including thermal imaging, mechanical reviews, and vetted trade coordination for century homes, infills, and new custom builds.
Annual professional reviews are recommended; older Toronto housing stock often benefits from added seasonal checks after freeze-thaw and humid summer periods when masonry and ventilation systems are stressed.
Yes — the Annual Home Maintenance Plan supports century homes and heritage fabric in Toronto. Lime mortar, multi-wythe masonry, and legacy mechanical layouts need patient diagnostics. AVL documents conditions over time and coordinates specialists familiar with heritage-appropriate repairs when needed.
Common issues in Toronto homes after winter include hidden air leakage at party walls, moisture behind lathe and plaster, missing insulation at kneewalls, and electrical hot spots in older panels—often before visible staining or odour complaints appear.
No — the Annual Home Maintenance Plan is not limited to AVL-built Toronto homes. Intake confirms property fit, but many members own homes built by other builders. The program focuses on systems complexity and owner expectations, not builder brand.
Stories from Toronto homeowners who wanted paperwork-ready diligence.
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