Overview:
This case involved a contractual dispute between Norwood Developments Ltd., a custom homebuilder, and homeowners Marc Paul Paquette and Diana Emily Paquette over the construction of a residence in Warman, Saskatchewan. The Paquettes alleged Norwood breached contractual and implied terms, while Norwood sought unpaid fees.

Key Legal Issues:

1. Contractual Terms: The court determined that Norwood was responsible for managing the construction to completion and ensuring the work met implied standards of workmanship.
2. Alleged Breaches: Norwood breached its obligations by failing to address deficiencies, including uneven flooring, bowed walls, and faulty stucco installation. However, the court found Norwood did not breach by exceeding the anticipated completion time or demanding final payment.
3. Counterclaims and Repudiation: The Paquettes' claims of repudiation and waiver were dismissed, and their refusal to pay the final installment constituted a breach.

Damages and Awards:
The court awarded the Paquettes $112,934.05 for deficiencies and repair costs, offset by $76,650 awarded to Norwood for unpaid fees. The Paquettes were the successful party, receiving a net award of $36,284.05.

Costs:
The court deferred costs to subsequent submissions by the parties.