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With the snowfall we’ve had this winter, it’s only natural to worry about the effects a rapid melt may have on your home. However, a little effort now could save you a lot of hassle as the weather warms up. We recommend taking the following measures to ensure that water flows into the drain instead of your home: … Read more
Icicles that form during Northwestern Ontario’s never-ending winter may look beautiful, but they could be a symptom of something sinister – ice dams. Ice dams are thick ridges of ice that build up along a home’s eaves. They block melting ice from escaping through the eavestroughs and they can spell it huge problems for your … Read more
When outside temperatures begin to plummet, one of the most costly consequences is the increased energy it takes to maintain a comfortable home. Though it may be tempting to simply lower the temperature on a thermostat and bear the chilly repercussions, there are several ways to reduce your hydro bill while staying warm and cozy. … Read more
Driving in sleet, snow and ice can be tricky for even the most experienced drivers. But if you’re just learning or new to Canadian winters, it can be even tougher. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or newbie when it comes to winter driving, check out these winter driving tips to learn something new and stay … Read more
Off-road vehicles are a growing segment in Canada. Is off-roading one of Canadians’ new favourite pastimes? In 2020 alone, 543,000 snowmobiles were registered, creating an annual $9.3 billion hobby, according to the International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association. ATV-ing isn’t far behind. In 2015, Canadians spent $6.9 billion on activities directly involving ATVs and recreational off-highway … Read more
