The City of Edmonton is offering homeowners $0.40 per watt, up to $4,000, towards the cost of the system, which covers about 15% of the costs of going solar! A $0.30/watt incentive is also available for newly constructed residences and residential … [Continue reading]
Some insurance industry experts are warning homeowners that their insurance policies may not be enough to replace their houses in a fire or tornado. Inflation is driving up the cost of home development, which could cause problems for homeowners. … [Continue reading]
The government is raising the Non-Resident Speculation Tax rate to 20%, addressing loopholes to combat tax avoidance, and expanding the tax to apply provincewide from March 30, 2022, to address Ontario's housing crisis by prioritizing Ontario … [Continue reading]
Imagine a home where you can control everything from your smartphone. You decide when to turn on the lights, what temperature it should be, and which music should be playing. When you're finished with dinner, all you have to do is swipe a button for … [Continue reading]
Homeowners insurance is a contract between the homeowner and the insurer that protects the insured property from financial loss in case of disaster. This coverage includes losses caused by fire, lightning, windstorm or hail, explosion, riot or civil … [Continue reading]