Winter Plumbing Risks: Frozen Pipes, Backups, and Preventative Upgrades
When temperatures dip well below freezing, winter plumbing issues become one of the most common—and expensive—problems facing Canadian homeowners. Frozen pipes, sewer backups, and hidden leaks don’t just disrupt daily life; they can…
Winter HVAC Checklist: Keeping Your Home Warm, Safe, and Efficient
Canadian winters test every part of your home, but few systems work harder—or matter more—than your HVAC. A reliable, efficient heating system is essential for safety, comfort, and energy savings. For many Canadian homeowners, prepari…
Protecting Your Home While You Travel This Winter
Canadian homeowners know how quickly winter weather can turn unpredictable. When you’re travelling—whether for a weekend ski trip or a month-long escape to warmer climates—peace of mind starts with proper home protection. Cold-clima…
Tax Credits and Rebates for Canadian Homeowners
Keeping your home safe, efficient, and comfortable takes work — and using a clear home maintenance checklist can help Canadian homeowners make the most of available tax credits and rebates. From energy-efficient upgrades to accessibil…
Planning Your 2026 Home Goals: A Trusted Home Maintenance Checklist for Canadian Homeowners
Setting your 2026 home goals isn’t just about dreaming big — it’s about making sure your home is safe, efficient, and ready for whatever the year brings. Canadian homeowners know how tough our northern climate can be, so having a clear home m…
What Canadian Homeowners Should Know for Winter
As temperatures begin to drop and snow blankets our neighborhoods, Canadian homeowners are reminded that winter requires a bit of extra preparation. Proper winter home maintenance is crucial for maintaining comfort, preventing costl…
How to Prevent Frozen Pipes: Top Tips from Experts
Have you ever come home from work one day to find your bathroom or kitchen flooded? Dealing with this kind of mess is stressful, especially when insurance companies are involved. When this happens in winter, it usually means that a pipe has f…
5 TOP TIPS FOR MOVING IN THE WINTER
Moving in the winter can actually be… advantageous. Winter months are usually less busy when it comes to moving, and this also results in lower home prices. Historical data shows that houses have the highest average days on market and the lo…
Pros and Cons of Living in Ottawa: What You Need You to Know
Canada’s capital is a world-class city offering an exciting lifestyle with all the amenities you can imagine. If the opportunity arises, a move to Ottawa could be just what you need to enjoy the lifestyle you’ve always imagin…
What Maintenance Can I Perform Myself On My AC?
The HVAC unit in your home is a vital piece of equipment that you depend upon throughout the year to stay warm or cool. Without proper AC maintenance, your HVAC system can encounter problems. Here are some steps you can take as a homeowner to en…
What Do I Do with Water and Mould in My Home? Q&A With Bryan Baeumler
With summer upon us, rain for many across the country, and cottage season in full-swing, Bryan addresses a few questions relating to mould issues in a cottage and leaky chimney flashing. Question 1 Hi, Bryan. My cottage has a mould problem.…
Home Control on a Baby Registry? Here’s Why!
Diapers, mobile, onsies, home control system? Yes, you read that right. Every new parent should have a home control system on their list of must have items for baby’s arrival. Why? Simple. Home control si…
Bryan Baeumler – Spring weather can make your floors mov
We moved into our Linwood custom home in the country 10 years ago. The kitchen floor is red oak — from a tree on our cottage property. The wide plank flooring was laid and pegged by a local tradesman, but they had trouble laying it without gaps…
New Years Resolutions for Your Home
By: C. Gibson With the New Year upon us, it’s time for the traditional setting (and perpetual adjusting) of goals. Virtually everyone starts to think about self-improvement during this season, but what about improving your living space?…
Save Your Home From the Winter Blues! Quick Hints for Winter Maintenance
As most Canadians know, winter weather can be extremely unpredictable. Residents of our northern nation have a great deal of experience with this as of late, with the recent trend of wide temperature swings and seemingly endless precipit…
2019 Has Begun, January has Passed
2019 has begun, January has passed! January is a month of change, the weather changes from one day to the next, our new clubs and exercise classes change, as a business owner this is when I think of things to change and improve in m…
