Articles with the Tag “Remodeling your Home”
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Looking to build or convert your home into multiple residential units? Here are your options
Considering renovating your existing home into multiple units, or building homes on your current property? There are a few ways you can add residences.
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How to convert your basement into a legal rental apartment
As Canadians look for alternative housing options – and existing homeowners seek ways to balance the increased costs of ownership – basement apartments represent a practical solution.
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8 Steps to Getting Your U.S. Home Renter-Ready
If you’re not using your U.S. home this year, renting out may be a great way to earn extra cash. Here are tips to get you started.
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What is a Green Home and Can it Reduce Emissions?
An energy-efficient “green home” could lower your utility bills and reduce your home’s greenhouse gas emissions.
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How To Maintain Your Vacation Home
If your vacation home is across the border, maintaining it could be a challenge. These tips can keep your home in top shape, even from afar.
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Save Money on Setting Up Your Dorm
When it comes to setting up your dorm, there are lots of ways to get your perfect dorm room on the cheap.
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Should You Renovate or Should You Sell? Bryan and Sarah Baeumler Weigh in with Advice for Canadian Homeowners
The thing is, few homes are perfect. Homeowners across the country often want more — more space, more storage, or even an upgrade to fabulous features like a chef’s kitchen.
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Do Heat Pumps Work in Extreme Cold Weather?
In regions where winter temperatures drop to -30 degrees Celsius, a cold climate heat pump might be the answer for homeowners.
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Thinking of Adding Residential Units to Your Home? 6 Top Questions Answered
Whether you’re looking for a supplementary source of income or ways to help out family or friends who are searching for a place to live, you may want to consider redeveloping your home and/or adding new residential units to your property.
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Smart Renovation Ideas For a More Energy-Efficient Home
Making energy-efficient renovations could shrink your utility bills, along with your environmental impact.