And-Rod Construction

Through And-Rod Construction’s Huron Home Package, Tobermory homeowners benefit from a trusted partnership with Gentek Building Products, specifically their Sequoia Vinyl Siding . This collaboration ensures that homes are designed with siding that delivers durability, style, and long-lasting value, tailored to the region’s weather and lifestyle.  1. Strength That Withstands Harsh Weather Sequoia Select features an extra-heavy .046″ wall thickness, offering superior rigidity and structural strength. It includes a full-roll nailing hem and an Advantage Lock System to securely interlock panels, improving overall stability. The product is tested to meet or exceed wind-load resistance standards (ASTM D5206) for negative windload—meaning it resists being pulled off the structure in high winds. In a region like Tobermory, with storms, snow load, freezing cycles, and strong winds off Lake Huron, these structural features help prevent warping, buckling, or panel failure. 2. Natural Beauty w...

Limestone is a sedimentary rock composed mainly of calcium carbonate and is a popular choice in landscaping because of its natural color and texture, strength, and resistance to weather. Its durability allows it to withstand temperature fluctuations, making it ideal for long-term applications. Compared to other materials, it also requires less upkeep. Limestone is commonly used for pathways, garden edging, retaining walls, and decorative features. It adds both structure and visual appeal to landscaping projects. Why Choose Limestone? Natural beauty The rocky shoreline and wooded areas of the Bruce Peninsula blend in well with the earthy tones and textures of limestone. Every piece has a distinct pattern that gives character. Its organic appearance fits in perfectly with outdoor areas, giving patios, walks, and retaining walls the appearance of being an extension of the surroundings. Durability The Bruce Peninsula faces harsh winters, hot summers, and constant freeze-thaw cycles that ca...

Bruce County is known for its diverse climate, with warm, breezy summers along the lakeshore and cold, snow-heavy winters inland. Georgian-style homes, rooted in 18th-century architecture, are not only admired for their symmetry and elegance but are also highly practical for this environment. Beyond their classic appearance, the design characteristics of Georgian homes naturally complement Bruce County’s seasonal extremes, making them a wise and lasting choice for homeowners who want both beauty and comfort. High Ceilings in Warm Summers Summer on the Bruce Peninsula can get hot, especially in July and August when inland temperatures rise. One of the standout features of Georgian homes is their high ceilings, often ranging from 10 to 12 feet. It provides natural cooling as hot air rises, keeping the lower living space more comfortable. Their symmetrical design allows cross-ventilation through large windows, letting breezes from Lake Huron and Georgian Bay flow easily through the home. ...