Design Consultation & Spatial Feasibility in Toronto & the GTA

Laser-measured feasibility study, swing-path verification, and CAD layout for your home golf simulator — before you commit to hardware or construction.

  • Laser space measurement
  • CAD room layout
  • Launch monitor guidance
  • Written feasibility report
  • Custom room design
  • Project consultations
Design Consultation & Spatial Feasibility for Toronto and GTA homeowners
Design Consultation

“They designed and installed our basement sim from scratch — clean finish, accurate launch monitor setup, and it plays exactly like we hoped.”

Sarah L. · Oakville

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Design Consultation

Built around the room first

A home golf simulator is a construction project disguised as a product purchase. Ceiling height, swing plane, sensor sightlines, projector throw, acoustic treatment, and finish expectations all interact — and most expensive mistakes happen because someone skipped the feasibility step and ordered hardware first.

Our design consultation is a structured spatial study, not a sales pitch. We measure your room, verify clearance for every club in the bag, review structural and access constraints, and produce a CAD layout that shows where the screen, sensors, hitting zone, and seating actually fit.

You leave with a clear picture of what is possible in your Toronto home — and an itemized scope for the build path that makes sense for your property, whether that is a basement room, garage conversion, or estate-scale dedicated studio.

Best Fit

When this service makes sense

The right scope depends on the room, the stage of your project, and how finished the space needs to feel.

You are comparing basement vs garage vs dedicated room

Different spaces demand different enclosure sizes, subfloor strategies, and launch monitor types. Feasibility work answers which option actually fits before you spend on the wrong platform.

Ceiling height is tight or sloped

Driver clearance depends on swing plane and sensor mounting — not a single tape measure at centre room. We verify safe margins for your height and swing.

You want a dual-purpose media and golf room

Dual-use rooms need early planning for projector placement, acoustically transparent screens, and recessed sensors that do not fight the cinema layout.

Process

Simple, practical next steps

01

Project review

We review your goals, space candidates, budget range, and preferred launch monitor brands before scheduling the site visit.

02

Laser site survey

Precision measurements of length, width, ceiling height, obstructions, joists, and access paths for materials and equipment.

03

Swing & sensor modelling

We map swing arcs, safe standoff from screen, and overhead or side-mounted sensor sightlines for your players.

Design Consultation

Tell us about your room.

Send your contact details and we will follow up to discuss fit, scope, and next steps.

Design Consultation FAQ

Design Consultation & Spatial Feasibility Questions, Answered

The questions homeowners ask most often about design consultation & spatial feasibility.

Is the design consultation free?+

We provide a clear quote for the feasibility study after a brief project review. Complex multi-space or dual-purpose projects may require a paid CAD phase — always scoped upfront with no surprise fees.

How long does the site visit take?+

Most residential feasibility visits run 90–120 minutes, including laser measurement, swing checks, and a walkthrough of construction and finish options.

Do I need to buy a launch monitor first?+

No — we recommend monitor category and mounting approach based on your room, not vendor rebates. You can purchase hardware after the layout is confirmed.

Can you work with my architect or designer?+

Yes. We share CAD layouts and ceiling/sensor requirements with renovation teams regularly on Toronto custom-home projects.

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