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We spend most of our time in our house. Whether it’s cooking, entertaining, relaxing or sleeping, we can easily spend 12 hours a day at home. We give a lot of thought to the look and functionality of our homes, but we should also give lots of consideration to making our homes healthy!
A healthy home is a home that promotes a safe living environment and is free of health hazards. There are eight main factors to consider when making your home healthier. In this article, we take a look at the first four factors, with the other four being addressed in part two.
I always say protect your house from the outside in. It’s not always possible to get the right contractor for the job right away, so now is a great time to start planning jobs and repairs that should be addressed before temperatures start to drop, especially when it comes to your home’s exterior.
What are Mike Holmes's suggestions for dealing with mold in your home after major water damage? Read for suggestions of what to look for in your remediation specialist, don't just pick the first one who knocks on your door!
Guest Blog Post from Mike Holmes about smells in your home that could alert you to a range of issues that can't be seen with your eyes. Use your nose to sniff out problems to see what’s wrong. Unfortunately, a lot of homeowners ignore smells until it’s too late.
Guest Blog from Mike Holmes for Building Safety Month. Save yourself the nightmare and & learn why you should put the Do It Yourself projects aside and leave it to a professional - more reasons than you think!
Learn about Radon Gas an how you can protect your family from this carcinogen.
Have you ever wondered what causes all that ice build-up on your roof? Are you aware of the cost both in terms of energy bills and long term damage? Bob explains the cause, the consequences and the solutions to a permanent repair.
RDC has always and will always be a big believer in putting safety first. As the first COR certified company in the Sea to Sky Corridor, RDC recognizes the inherent risks involved within the industry and does their best to mitigate these risks as best they can.
It’s nice to remember that you don’t have to spend a bundle of money to make your home safe. In this article from Makeitright.ca, Mike Holmes goes over some simple steps you can do to make your home safer.
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