Archive for 'Renovation' Category
How to detect and eliminate dangerous mold in your home
17 February 2007(NC)βIt thrives in dark and damp conditions, regardless of how warm or cold the temperature. Most types commonly found in indoor environments can result in the aggravation of respiratory conditions, such as asthma, allergies and sinus infections. What is this dangerous culprit breeding in your basement and making your family sick? It’s none other than […]
Renovations Can Make a Home Warmer in More Ways Than One
27 November 2006(NC)-A constant warmth and comfort is a trait that all people strive for within their home. Thanks to WarmRite Floor hydronic radiant heating systems, this luxurious feeling can be easily achieved by retro-fitting your home. A common misconception among homeowners is that radiant heating can only be installed in new homes […]
Bathroom Renos Will be Big in 2007
27 November 2006(NC)-Thinking of updating your bathroom in 2007? You’re not alone. Bathroom updates are at the top of the renovation list for next year. Homeowners want to change the general style of their bathroom, purchase products designed for ease and convenience and take the luxury route, says Judy Riley, vice president of […]
Winterproofing Your Home Keeps You Warm and Saves You Money
26 November 2006(NC)-When the cold Winter weather sets in, Canadians are reminded that it’s time to prepare the home for the frigid season ahead. Winterizing the home not only keeps you and your family warm, it helps the home become more energy efficient, saving money. The Home Depot Canada offers some easy-to-follow tips […]
Handy-women Know How to Eliminate Cold Floors
26 November 2006(NC)-”There’s a growing trend among women homeowners to undertake simple home renovations to save on the cost of hiring a professional,” notes Cheryl West an insulation expert, Owens Corning Canada. “Installing insulation is an easy and economical do-it-yourself project. It will help save you money in the long run and help […]
Fusion Living is Creating a Multi-tasking Home
26 November 2006(NC)-The formal living spaces made popular in the 50’s and 60’s are being replaced with casual, multi-tasking rooms the whole family can enjoy. Next generation homeowners seek communal spaces that are design-conscious, flexible and comfortable.
From lofts and condos to town homes and single dwellings, open concept living means the walls come […]