With television shows and internet sites making renovations and household projects easier for the average homeowner to tackle, it becomes more important than ever for the general public to be aware of dangerous toxins like lead paint and mold. Another deadly threat, especially in older homes, comes from building materials that contain asbestos.
Protecting Our Trees: Tips for selecting a qualified Tree Care company
September 25, 2012 by Leave a Comment
A study done by the City of Toronto called “Every Tree Counts” estimated that the city has an estimated 20% tree canopy cover. Of this 20% coverage, 60% of the tree are on private property
A Sneeze-free Space: Tips for reducing allergens in your home
September 12, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Living with stuffiness or asthma? Here are a few simple strategies for reducing allergy-causing problems in your home.
Be Prepared! A guide to getting you and your home ready for severe weather
June 11, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Summer, winter, fall or spring can all supply their own special versions of severe weather and the reality is that mother nature doesn’t always tell us when, where or how bad these storms might be. That is why you should make sure your home is protected…
Home Ownership: Simple seasonal tips for making your home more energy efficient
May 31, 2012 by Leave a Comment
The reasons for making your home energy efficient are numerous, perhaps even obvious; saving money, helping the environment, improving indoor air quality which in turn creates a healthier living space and a healthier you, the list goes on and on!