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Shelley Frejd · Apr 16, 2025 12:52 PM IN Home improvements

As we anticipate the warmer weather, we tend to start planning an outdoor space that's ideal for relaxing and entertaining. Here's an article with some great apartment balcony ideas to spruce up your space and create a mini oasis.

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Ashleigh Williamson · Apr 15, 2025 2:45 PM IN Home improvements

If only this were possible during home renos! 🐾

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Matt McMillan · Apr 14, 2025 4:50 PM IN Home improvements

DiY projects can be fun and save you money. But before you start that project, make sure you have the proper tools. Here's a link to the recommended 35 tools that most DiYers should have.

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Eric Moss · Apr 14, 2025 3:33 PM IN Home improvements

I've always been told that the best course of action for old homes is to bring them up to energy efficiency standards through modern methods but I've been reading a lot of experts saying old materials need to breathe differently than newer ones, and that installing and replacing the wrong insulation and vapour barrier can prevent your house from properly drying out after wet weather Really informative video below:

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Cory Furlong · Apr 14, 2025 1:01 PM IN Home improvements

6 Signs Your Home’s Drain Tile System Needs Immediate Attention. Your home’s drain tile system is one of those out-of-sight, out-of-mind features that often go unnoticed—until there’s a problem. Understanding the signs of drain tile system failure is crucial knowledge for every homeowner. A poorly functioning drainage system can lead to a range of issues from minor inconvenience to significant structural damage, making it an area where Home improvements

Chris Beilhartz · Apr 13, 2025 2:19 PM IN Home improvements

It's been a long winter, and our wallets have taken a hit keeping our homes warm and cozy. Did you know that there are government rebates available to upgrade the energy efficiency of your home? New windows, better insulation, and smart thermostats all qualify. This is a government program, so there are some 'hoops' to jump through, but if you are willing to invest the time and effort, you could save thousands. Here's a link for more info.

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Tammy Beilhartz · Apr 12, 2025 1:19 AM IN Home improvements

I don’t know about you, but there are days that I feel like this. Have a great weekend!

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Richard MacAloney · Apr 10, 2025 4:04 PM IN Home improvements

With nice weather coming, we should look at cleaning gutters and eaves. This involves removing debris like leaves and dirt, and ensuring proper water flow. You can do this by hand with a scoop, leaf blower, or by flushing the gutters with a hose. It's recommended to clean gutters twice a year, especially in spring and fall, to prevent damage and mold growth. It is extremely important to ensure, that you secure your ladder properly, to prevent

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Shelley Frejd · Apr 10, 2025 12:25 AM IN Home improvements

Before you know it, stain season will be upon us. I love this colour, a rich muted brown. The link included discusses the steps to staining a new deck.

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Eric Moss · Apr 7, 2025 2:28 PM IN Home improvements

I am having eavestroughs installed, and the downpipe will terminate into a 4" underground pipe which I will drain away from the house. It's a short run underground (maybe 8ft) but will be under a walkway so I want to get something that: will not crack with temp changes/freezing water, and will not get crushed underground. I've read that PVC is not good for our climate, that corrugated is cheap but not very strong. Not sure if anyone sells

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