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Home Improvement Tips
Understanding Condensation on Windows
January 11, 2010
Condensation on windows is the most noticeable sign that you have excessive humidity levels in your home. A little condensation, now and then is to be expected but high humidity often causes consistently foggy windows that should be addressed....
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Home Renovation Tax Credit Expires
December 24, 2009
Canadian Homowners had until midnight January 31st to buy eligible supplies to claim the tax break before the program ended. Many building supply stores stayed open extended hours to accommodate consumers hoping to make some last minute purchases...
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Items of Interest
Re Caulking a Bathtub
January 11, 2010
To re caulk the area around a bathub or shower, you must completely remove the existing caulking. Once you have removed the majority of caulking use a silicone sealer remover to clean off any residual. There is a newer Silicone and Adhesive Remover...
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Choosing the Right Furnace for Your Home
December 24, 2009
Questions to ask when purchasing a new furnace:
Upgrading your Heating System is probably the most effective way to improve your home's energy efficiency. Selecting the right home heating system can be a confusing and overwhelming task....
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Rechargeable Battery Tips to Make The Last
December 24, 2009
Power tools and portable electronics are one of the most popular gifts over the holidays, most of which come with a rechargeable battery. Depending on the frequency of use and how well it is handled, a rechargeable battery can last for up to five...
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Leaving for Winter Vacation - How to Prepare
December 24, 2009
During the holiday season many Canadians will pack their bags to celebrate the holidays with family and friends. If you're planning a trip over the holidays, especially during the winter months, it is important to make sure both your home and...
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Understanding Underground Oil Tanks
December 11, 2009
If your house is more than 35 years old, there probably was an underground heating oil storage tank somewhere on the property. Many homes built between the 1920s and 1960s used oil as a heating fuel, with oil tanks buried close to the foundation of...
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Keeping Gutters Debris Free
November 13, 2009
Gutters and downspouts perform a function of funneling water down and away from your foundation or basement walls if directed from the bottom of the downspout onto gravel or a low area (swale). A gutter system is a main line of defense in protecting...
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