

During the cooler months, utility bills and fender benders are not the only things that spike. Unfortunately, the number of electrical fires also increases. According to the Toronto Fire Services Annual Report 2018, 8% of all residential fires in Toronto were electrical related. Electrical fires can seriously damage your home and put your family’s safety at risk. Are you experiencing flickering lights or circuit breakers tripping ? It may be time to call a professional electrician. Also, check out the below 5 tips to prevent electrical fires during the winter season. 5 Tips to Prevent Electrical Fires During the Winter Season 1. Get your HVAC equipment routinely serviced. It’s important to routinely inspect and service your furnace or boiler. This ensures that the electrical components are functioning properly, and the overall system properly cleaned. 2. Be cautious with space heaters to Help Prevent Electrical Fires Many homes and some businesses, especially offices with…
Most people love to add decorative touches to their home at Christmas. Then there are those who just can’t stop at one room. For my clients, Val Geldart…
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Designers from across the country share their favourite bathroom design ideas. Check out their ideas and get inspiration for your next bathroom makeover. 12 Designers Share Their favourite…
The cooler nights and shorter days are a sign that it’s time to make sure your home is winter ready. We may not be able to predict what…
The City of Toronto is hosting a webinar for Toronto service area contractors looking to learn more about the City’s Home Energy Loan Program (HELP). With a low-interest…