Starting in the mid-1800s, indoor plumbing began flowing through homes in North America. Original piping was made from materials such as cast iron, steel, brass or lead (yikes!). Fortunately, copper piping was introduced in the 1930s … Read More
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What do you see when you look outside your window: a deck, porch, veranda, balcony or patio? These names are sometimes used interchangeably to describe outdoor areas attached to a home. Still, each has its own … Read More
Read articleHome heating is an essential part of living in Canada. Our sub-zero winters require us to bundle up in cozy sweaters, don our fuzziest slippers, keep a fire going (if we’re lucky enough to have a … Read More
Read articleWhen purchasing a home, there’s a list of things you’ll want to check. Is it in a good neighbourhood? Does it have enough space for your family? How are the schools in the district? Do you … Read More
Read articleWeeping tile: the name makes it sound like a super emo building material. But it’s really a drainage system that plays a crucial role in keeping water out of a home’s basement. A weeping tile is … Read More
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