A checklist for the home renovator

First time home buyers, Home decor, Tips for Green Living

A checklist for the home renovator

No Comments 07 April 2009

(NC)-Incentives for homeowners looking to renovate their homes are everywhere. It appears that many are on board to helping the environment through energy-saving renovations. Government and retailers are providing their support by means of tax credits, grants and discounts. One energy-saving renovation that offers great incentive to homeowners is an attic insulation upgrade. If you’re [...]

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Home renovation tax credit can help save on contractor costs

3 Comments 07 April 2009

  (NC)—If you’ve ever been interested in renovating your home, but have been hesitant to hire a contractor because of costs, the government now offers a solution to help save Canadians money in this area. Under the Home Renovation Tax Credit (HRTC) stimulus proposed in the 2009 federal budget, contractors hired to perform home renovations [...]

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Spring has sprung! Time to consider energy-efficient upgrades to improve your home

Bathroom decor, First time home buyers, Home appliances, Home decor, Home improvement tips, Kitchen decor, Latest News, Tips for Green Living

Spring has sprung! Time to consider energy-efficient upgrades to improve your home

No Comments 26 March 2009

With spring in full bloom, it’s a great time to consider ways to “green” up your home improvements and reduce your carbon footprint. Having a “green” conscience is much more practical and inexpensive than you may think. For example, by simply installing compact fluorescent lights or sealing cracks around your windows, you can do your [...]

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Royal LePage identifies top renovations with best ROI

2 Comments 17 March 2009

If you’ve spent years waking up to wood-panelled walls and soft shag rugs, some home renovations, especially if you’re thinking of selling your home, may be in order.  Before picking up a sledgehammer, however, it’s worthwhile to know the cost of updating your decades-old décor, and the degree to which those costs will be recouped [...]

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Decor trends: Bold blocking with surprising colour "punches"

Bathroom decor, First time home buyers, Home decor, Kitchen decor

Decor trends: Bold blocking with surprising colour "punches"

No Comments 12 March 2009

(NC)-You want to bring bold colour to your home décor but can’t quite take the plunge to paint rooms or even one wall with a vibrant hue? Then colour blocking – painting one or two colours in varying-sized ‘blocks’, stripes or shapes on a wall – may be your safest bet. This technique is commonly [...]

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Home improvements made easy

Bathroom decor, First time home buyers, Home decor, Home improvement tips, Kitchen decor

Home improvements made easy

No Comments 11 February 2009

(NC)-If you’re thinking about improving your home but have never taken on a renovation before, begin with simple projects. Home improvements don’t have to be long, labour-intensive tasks that create a huge dent in your budget. Instead, begin with small jobs that can be done over a weekend to give you enough time to complete [...]

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