Made for Canadian homes

Ideas for every kind of home β€” and every kind of budget.

From cozy cottages to small homes and condos, Shackadoo is where Canadians can discover real projects, real costs and real lessons β€” from clever $40 ideas to major renovations.

Get ideas. Share your story. Help someone else.

Homes come in all shapes and sizes.

Shackadoo is for cottage owners, small-home owners, condo owners, DIYers, everyday homeowners and people planning serious renovations.

Canadian cottage by a lake

🌲 Cottages

Lake, cabin and seasonal-home ideas β€” including what Canadian weather teaches us.

Small home exterior

🏠 Small Homes

Smart, affordable ways to make ordinary homes more beautiful, comfortable and useful.

Modern condo interior

🏒 Condos

Big ideas for smaller spaces β€” storage, style and practical improvements.

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For Homeowners

Share your before-and-after project, cost, lesson and story. Your idea may inspire someone else.

Share Your Project β†’
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For Contractors

Show homeowners work you're proud of β€” selected projects may be featured free on Shackadoo.

Join as a Contractor β†’
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For Everyday People

Browse useful ideas, honest lessons and transformations at every budget level.

Explore Projects β†’
πŸ’‘Real ProjectsFrom real Canadians
πŸ’°Real CostsWhat it actually took
πŸ‘€Real PeopleHonest stories & tips
❄️Made for CanadaSnow, ice, frost & time

From little ideas to major renovations.

Shackadoo should be interesting whether you've got $50 to spend this weekend or you're planning the biggest project you've ever done.

DIY home improvement
UNDER $100

Small ideas. Big difference.

Simple improvements regular homeowners can actually try.

Interior makeover
DIY / MAKEOVER

Make the space you have work better.

Storage, layout, decorating and attainable improvements.

Kitchen renovation
MAJOR RENOVATION

Big projects. Real lessons.

Costs, surprises, contractor questions and what people wish they'd known.

Shackadoo goes beyond β€œthat looks nice.”

We want to know what it cost, what went wrong, what survived Canadian winters, what people would do differently three to five years later, and what homeowners should ask before hiring for a big job.