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Closing Up Your Cottage

Closing Up Your Cottage

When it comes to closing up the cottage, every cottage owner has their own checklist and methods but it’s useful to review some best practices and perhaps add a few additional tasks to your to-do list to make sure that ...

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Prep Your Home For Fall And Winter Weather

Prep Your Home For Fall And Winter Weather

(NC) – Autumn is upon us, which means winter isn’t far behind. As you take out warmer clothes and think about snow tires, don’t forget that your home needs to be prepared for winter weather too. In order to keep ...

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Try These Time-saving Tips For Autumn Lawn-care

Try These Time-saving Tips For Autumn Lawn-care

(NC) — With all of the leaves, rain and mulch, fall lawn maintenance can feel as though it never ends. “Lawn maintenance can be time consuming for homeowners, but it doesn’t have to be,” says Scott Ride from Husqvarna, the ...

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Saving Water This Summer

On any given day, each Ontarian uses around 260 litres of water – nearly twice as much as other countries with similar standards of living. The Ontario Ministry of the Environment reports that pumping and distributing water to homes and ...

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Tips To Avoid Moving Day Madness

When moving day comes, no matter how long you have anticipated and planned out the day, there are bound to be a few bumps in the road. What’s the best way to make sure that you are ready to handle ...

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Should I Buy New Or Used?

When it comes to outfitting a new home or updating your current home, replacing furniture and appliances can make a huge difference in modernizing a space. While switching out your old leather sofa and avocado colored refrigerator may be a ...

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How To Make An Offer On A Home

How To Make An Offer On A Home

After endless trips to open houses scouring street after street for the perfect home, finally finding “the one” is nothing short of exhilarating. However, the next order of business can be a bit tricky for home buyers, says Ron Abraham, ...

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