Crafting homes that you love coming back to
Building custom homes, completing full renovations, and providing trusted craftsmanship in Manotick and surrounding areas—since 1987.
Built right, from the ground up
We are there from start to finish for your renovation and custom build project
Capital Home Building was founded in 1987 after years of hands-on experience in the Carpenters Union. Since then, we’ve built a reputation throughout Manotick, Rideau Forest, and surrounding communities for doing things the right way—no shortcuts, no compromises.
We’re a tight-knit, three-man crew that takes pride in every project we touch. Unlike larger companies, we stay personally involved from start to finish, ensuring consistency, accountability, and craftsmanship you can see in every detail.
From custom homes to thoughtful renovations, we help bring your vision to life with a process that feels simple, collaborative, and built on trust.
Built on Experience. Backed by Trust.
When you hire us, you’re not just getting a contractor—you’re getting a team that stands behind their work.
35 Years of Experience
Decades of experience backed by old-school workmanship and a deep respect for the details that matter.
Fully Insured
We are fully insured and include a workmanship guarantee. If you have an issue, you call us and we’ll be there.
Hands-On Team
We handle most of the work ourselves to ensure consistent quality, bringing in trusted certified trades only when required.
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OUR SERVICES
Creating homes you can unwind in at the end of the day
Custom Homes
We design and build custom homes of all sizes, including large-scale residences up to 10,000 square feet.
Home Renovations
Transform your home with complete top-to-bottom renovations designed to improve function, style, and value.
Home Additions
Need more space? We seamlessly integrate additions that feel like they’ve always been part of your home.
Basement Finishing
Turn unused space into functional living areas—perfect for families, entertaining, or added value.
