Night Driving 101
March 13, 2020
Did you know the rate of traffic deaths at night is three times greater than driving during the day? It is more difficult to see hazards ahead on the road, and often the lack of scenery can be hypnotizing, sending drivers into a state of dangerous drowsiness. It is important to remember the challenges faced...
7 Ways to Help Prevent Ice Dams
March 3, 2020
Did You Know?
Ice dams are caused when melted snow re-freezes after uneven heat loss from your home. This causes the roof to warm above freezing temperature, allowing snow to melt and then
re-freeze before it reaches the roof’s edge. If this cycle repeats consistently, an ice dam forms and water collects behind it. Above all, ice...
10 Home Renovations That Lower a Home’s Resale Value
February 21, 2020
When it comes to home renovations, most people think that adding or changing parts of their home to something new will increase their home’s value, but this is not always true. There are some changes that can depreciate your home’s resale value which every homeowner should be aware of.
1. Fancy Light Fixtures
It’s easy to fall...
8 Great Tips For Greener Living in Your Home
February 7, 2020
8 Great Tips For Greener Living in Your Home
Living green, building green and surrounding yourself with earth-friendly products minimizes the negative impact you have on the natural world. By abiding by green principles, not only are you keeping your family from getting sick, you are also looking out for Mother Nature!
Here are some earth-friendly tips...
8 Tips for Reducing your Winter Power Bill
January 24, 2020
When outside temperatures begin to plummet, one of the most costly consequences is the increased energy it takes to maintain a comfortable home which results in a higher power bill. Though it may be tempting to simply lower the temperature on a thermostat and bear the chilly repercussions, there are several solutions.
Reducing Winter Power Bills
Consider...
Snow Removal Safety Guide: Snow Plows & Blowers
November 29, 2019
Using a snow blower or snow plow can be the perfect way to give your back a break from shoveling snow. However, it is important to take the proper safety precautions to avoid unnecessary injury while clearing snow this winter with your snow blower or snow plow.
Here are some important precautions to take before you...
5 Simple Last Minute DIY Outdoor Halloween Decorations
October 29, 2019
It’s that time of year again where all the spooky and creative decorations are out and about! Make some simple ones to decorate your home this year with our list below.
1. Spooky Jars Lamps
All you need for this is some mason jars, paint and creativity! You can position these on your window sill inside for safety...
8 Important Safety Tips For a Wood Burning Stove
October 8, 2019
Did You Know?
The largest source of fire in Canadian homes comes from fuel burning appliances. The main causes of fire include: inadequate clearance between the wood burner and walls, floors and furniture; creosote buildup in the chimney; poorly or improperly installed chimneys and improper installation of the wood burner itself.
Wood Burning Stove Safety
Use these tips...
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