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Things to ask about your new home

Adding on to last week’s post “Buying a home? Ensure you know what you’re getting into,” here are some things to find out before you take possession of a home. Water Heater: • Is the water heater rented or owned by the current home owner? If rented, how difficult will it be to switch over […]

Let Your Furnace Breathe

This winter has been one of the toughest we’ve had in a while. With what seems like non-stop periods of time with temperatures below -20C, and snowstorms that can last an entire week, heating equipment has been working overtime to keep homes warm and comfortable. Did you know the furnace filter will make the furnace […]

Renting Vs. Owning

There are valid arguments on both sides of the renting vs. owning debate. Both sides claim the other is a waste of money – buying means you may incur expensive repairs while renting is a never ending cycle of monthly payments and price increases. Either way, it is money out of your pocket. While renting […]

Don’t row a boat in your basement

When it comes to protecting your home from water and sewer damage, responding to an issue after it happens can be messy, time consuming and costly. Instead, it is better to be proactive in predicting what issues could occur, because liquids will always follow the path of least resistance. Basement flooding from ground water If […]

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