Why additions can be meaningful context
Toronto’s addition guide describes a building permit service for additions to small residential buildings. The City’s required-documentation list includes site plans, floor plans, roof plans, elevations, and sections, which illustrates why an addition can involve multiple construction considerations.
Stay close to the published scope
The right interpretation is specific and restrained.
- Use the published address and work description to understand the project category.
- Do not infer an unlisted trade package or construction schedule.
- Use territory and service fit to decide whether the project belongs in your private planning loop.
- Confirm current project details through the official source where needed.
Keep the platform focused
Trade Radar helps providers see and organize public work context. It does not publish a public permit directory or turn an addition filing into a homeowner-contact product.
Source context: City of Toronto: Small residential additions. Review the Trade Radar methodology for how this public information is used.