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Suite 202, 3-11 Bellerose Dr, St. Alberta, Alberta, T8N 2H3
780-651-3608
Here are some of the most frequently asked questions
Every homeowner should have a basic toolkit that includes items such as a hammer, screwdriver set, wrenches, pliers, tape measure, utility knife, level, flashlight, and a drill.
It’s recommended to inspect your home’s foundation at least once a year, and after any major storms or earthquakes. Look for cracks, water damage, or other signs of stress.
Painting walls, changing door knobs, installing a new showerhead, or landscaping your garden are all simple projects that homeowners can often do themselves. Remember, always research and ensure you’re comfortable with a project before starting.
Consider installing energy-efficient appliances, adding insulation, sealing windows and doors, and using LED light bulbs. You could also consider installing solar panels or a smart thermostat.
14 days from the date of purchase.
If a project involves electrical work, plumbing, structural changes, roof repairs, or anything that could potentially be hazardous if done incorrectly, it’s best to consider hiring a professional.
Look for curling, detiorated, missing or damaged shingles, leaks in your attic, sagging rooflines, or signs of water damage on your ceilings.
Think about the tasks that need to be done weekly, monthly, seasonally, and annually. This could include things like changing air filters, cleaning gutters, checking smoke detectors, and winterizing your home.
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Painting your front door, maintaining your lawn, adding outdoor lighting, or installing a new mailbox can all boost your home’s curb appeal.
Install smoke detectors on every floor, use deadbolt locks on doors, consider a security system or outdoor cameras, and regularly check for potential safety hazards like trip hazards or loose railings.
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