Need motivation to install energy-saving winterizing upgrades at home? Consider federal home energy improvement tax incentives valued up to $1,500.

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For anyone planning to renovate and take advantage of the Canadian Action Plan’s Home Renovation Tax Credit, know which projects are not eligible.

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Some home renovation projects are more profitable than others and it is important to think about current use, comfort during use, and future value.

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The Home Renovation Tax Credit (HRTC) is part of the Canadian Government’s Economic Action Plan. Eligible home renovation projects can receive a tax credit.

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Creating beautiful and unique pool designs that compliment the landscape, pool tile and deck tile deliver. Using them together can help to create a seamless look.

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Creating a Eco-Friendly Kitchen Design Can be a Good Opportunity to Improve the Energy Performance of the Home

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For any Canadian homeowner toying with the idea of a few home renovations, now just might be the time to put plans into action, thanks to the Canadian HRTC.

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High Efficiency (HE) is achieved by A and B rated condensing boilers these are now mandatory, with a few exceptions. The higher price of a new boiler is more complicated.

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For Mr. Handyman or Ms. Handyma’am in the home, common annoyances can have some simple solutions that won’t require much time to repair.

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It can be tempting to take on small home improvement projects by one’s self. Having it save, rather cost, time and money can be challenging.

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