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Matt McMillan · Apr 7, 2025 1:11 PM IN Home improvements

If your water heater looks like this it might be time to upgrade. An aging tank is likely much less efficient than a newer model. Also as tanks age they are more likely to leak. Changing the tank near end of life is much better than having to deal with potential water damage if it does fail. There are many options to choose from all with different benefits. Tankless or full tank. Electric, natural gas or propane.

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Chris Beilhartz · Apr 6, 2025 4:34 AM IN Home improvements

My latest project is finally complete! A lot of time, effort, and of course, money, went into making this a reality. It takes a good team to make this happen. Thanks goes out to RL All Terrain, King's Plumbing and Heating, EKC Construction, Billy Evoy Construction, Down The Line Electric, and Heritage Home Hardware Building Centre.

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Cory Furlong · Apr 5, 2025 7:19 PM IN Home improvements

I know, I know, there is still snow on the ground. It is never too early to plan and to get ready for the growing season. It will be here before you know it! (I hope) Why We Use Raised Beds for Gardening. Raised beds can increase the productivity and appearance of your kitchen garden space. The practical purpose of raised beds Raised beds allow you to start fresh with healthy soil, rather than amending what you already have (which is

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Tammy Beilhartz · Apr 4, 2025 11:01 PM IN Home improvements

With Spring hopefully right around the corner, I think it is a good time to refresh yourself with your outdoor power tools that you may be using in the weeks ahead.

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Richard MacAloney · Apr 3, 2025 5:13 PM IN Home improvements

With cottage season around the corner, we need start thinking about opening up our camps. Our water systems are extremely important. Start with checking the pressure/bladder tank, ensure there is sufficient air in the tank, typically the air side would be at 28psi, on a standard 30-50 on-off pump pressure set up. You will want to check your intake line from the lake to ensure no damage from winter ice, and check your foot valve operation to

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Shelley Frejd · Apr 2, 2025 11:27 AM IN Home improvements

As we near the end of winter (it IS almost over, right?), gardening is a fabulous way to beautify the outside of our homes and help to contribute to the household menu. Here are two articles on how to grow a vegetable garden for beginners, experts and everyone in between, and also 12 tips for a pretty vegetable garden.

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Ashleigh Williamson · Apr 1, 2025 11:38 PM IN Home improvements

Flooring can clean up and make a huge difference in refreshing a room! Now, it’s easy, clean, and cost effective. Check out the link below on some installation tips!

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Matt McMillan · Mar 31, 2025 2:42 PM IN Home improvements

Even though it may feel like this winter will never end, eventually the snow will be gone. Under all that ice and snow is your lawn. Have a look at the link to get tips on how to up the curb appeal and have a lush lawn.

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Cory Furlong · Mar 30, 2025 6:13 PM IN Home improvements

A new front door not only adds curb appeal to your property, it adds to your energy savings. Many different styles and colours to add a personal touch.

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Chris Beilhartz · Mar 30, 2025 4:54 PM IN Home improvements

WARNING: THIS IS A LONG AND PERHAPS CONTROVERSIAL POST! There was a Soo Today article posted Friday about an Elliot Lake woman who lost $20,000 to a contractor who skipped out on a job. If you haven't seen it, you should check it out. https://www.sootoday.com/local-news/elliot-lake-woman-loses-20k-after-contractor-ghosts-her-10429239 I don't know the particular details but we have all heard similar stories. There will always be a few bad

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