Not all window frames perform the same. Fibreglass, vinyl, aluminum, and aluminum clad each have different lifespans, energy ratings, and maintenance needs. Here is how they compare for Ontario homes.

Asbestos cannot be identified by sight alone. Any Ontario home built before 1990 may contain asbestos in insulation, floor tiles, drywall compound, or ceiling textures. Professional testing before renovation is not optional — it is a legal and health requirement. Here is what every homeowner needs to know.

When ice dam damage reaches the interior of your home, repairs get complicated. Here's how to navigate insurance claims, plan restoration work, and decide if now's the time for that addition you've been considering.

The wrong layout can turn that investment into daily frustration. These are the most common kitchen layout mistakes we see as contractors—and how to avoid them before construction starts.

Before breaking ground, you need to understand the permit process, realistic timelines, and site-specific factors that affect ADU construction.

Not every renovation needs to go down to the studs. A cosmetic update refreshes surfaces and fixtures, while a gut renovation rebuilds from the inside out. The right choice depends on your home's age, the condition of its plumbing and electrical, and how long you plan to stay. Here's how to decide which approach fits your project.