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In an effort to reduce energy consumption and improve the environment, the government is getting involved on a provincial level to help homeowners do their part. Over the last couple of years energy prices have soared, leaving many property owners at a significant loss. What’s more, many of them struggle to save enough money for the energy-saving home upgrades they need to bring their bills back down to a manageable level. The government has finally recognized this, and is stepping in to help out.

Like many Canadians living in harsh climates, you probably need to replace your windows for one of several reasons. Most likely, you need to lower your energy bills, stop irritating drafts, or replace old, unattractive windows for a fresher, brighter look. The worst thing you can do, however, is rush into getting the job done - there is a lot you should consider before getting started. Improperly installed windows can lead to drafts, leaks, and even extremely expensive structural damage.

Many people get in the holiday mood only after dressing up their homes using a full set of beautiful decorations. As a matter of fact, driven by their desire to create the perfect look and ambiance for a special occasion, Canadians outspent Americans on a per capita basis this Halloween, pushing our country’s Halloween economy to the $1 billion milestone. Most likely, this spending trend will also encourage families to splurge on holiday decorations for Christmas and New Year’s Eve.

With the cold season upon us, now would be a good time to explore different methods to keep your home’s heating costs in check. You don’t have to step up you your layering game or hide under the covers to keep yourself warm in a freezing cold house in order to save money this winter.

When it comes to selecting the most suitable pre-winter home improvement projects, we should all focus on series of changes meant to help us save time and money. If you are looking forward to rolling out your own home renovation plan, here are a few aspects that you should consider to boost its success rate and maximize its benefits.

Holiday decorating has the power to put people in the party mood in no time, while helping them channel their inner artist and beautify their surroundings. Nonetheless, the thought that you’d have to drill holes in your walls, doors or windows to complete this project may kill your enthusiasm in a split second.

Wondering why you are always forced to cope with inflated utility bills during winter? If you are inclined to think that you pay too much for heating and cooling year-round, perhaps you should check your windows and doors. According to recent statistics, one third of the heat loss reported inside an average home occurs through faulty doors and windows.

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