Neighbourhoods · Toronto
Year-round care, repairs and small-scale refreshes for Teddington Park's period and custom homes, from one Home Manager.
Teddington Park homes sit on deep, treed lots, and many have been extended or rebuilt around an older core. That mix of original and new is where steady care pays off. Your Zebrano Home Manager plans the seasonal maintenance, contracts licensed, vetted and insured trades, oversees the work on site and keeps the history of the house in one place.
After a freeze and thaw, water shows at the ceiling of a 1930s house where its large rear addition meets the original roof. The two roofs were built decades apart, to the standards of their day. The owner calls the Home Manager, who arranges a roofer to look at the valley, the flashing and the eavestroughs together, and the leak is fixed where it starts, with an ice-and-water membrane added under the new flashing. The visit is recorded in the Annual Home Care Plan, and any larger roof work is budgeted in the Five-Year Capital Plan.
Teddington Park, west of Yonge Street and north of Lawrence Avenue, has 1930s and 1940s Tudor, Georgian and Colonial Revival houses alongside newer custom homes, on deep lots under mature trees.