Sophabulous is a New Brunswick company. We believe the fastest path to a low-carbon Canada runs through the buildings we already have — not the ones we haven't built yet.
Adam Morgan — President & CEO
Instead of bolting on more mechanical systems, a Sophab wraps a building in a curved, glazed arch that works with the sun and the ground: capturing winter heat, shading summer sun, and tempering the air you breathe.
The design is fabricated from local timber and adapted to each property's dimensions, so it can be built by contractors in your community.
Customers enter their address on sophab.ca, get a free mockup and price estimate, then can purchase an engineer-ready drawing set customized to their building, delivered digitally as a PDF within a few business days. From there we consult through the build — revising the drawings after your engineer's or the city's comments, and helping you line up a contractor and materials. We sell to homeowners and small commercial property owners, and we do not perform construction ourselves.
Enter it on sophab.ca and we place a Sophab on your own building — a free mockup and price estimate, with nothing to install and no visit required.
An engineer-ready set customized to your building's dimensions, delivered digitally as a PDF within a few business days of purchase.
We revise the drawings against your engineer's or the inspector's comments, suggest candidate contractors and material suppliers, and answer your builder's questions while the work is underway.
President & CEO
Leads Sophabulous's mission to make low-carbon retrofits accessible across the Maritimes.
Certified local carpenters fabricate the laminated arch ribs to spec.
We work alongside licensed structural engineers — the engineer you retain reviews and seals the drawings for permit.
Earth tubes use the ground's stable temperature to pre-temper the air your home breathes.
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A four-season greenhouse that grows food year-round on captured solar heat.
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Buried pipe, stable ground, tempered air — the simple physics behind the loop.
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