Contractors in Hintonburg

Hintonburg developed in the late 1800s as a working-class neighbourhood for lumber workers and tradespeople. Many of its characteristic small clapboard homes date to this era, built by workers who needed affordable housing near their places of employment.

The neighbourhood declined in the mid-20th century following the NCC's clearance of nearby LeBreton Flats, but has experienced significant revival since the 1990s. Today, Hintonburg attracts artists, young professionals, and families who appreciate its urban character, heritage homes, and Wellington Street's independent shops and restaurants.

Renovation in Hintonburg ranges from careful restoration of century-old homes to modern infill construction. The neighbourhood's eclectic character means both approaches can work, though quality and design sensitivity are valued by the community.