1597 Search Results for "installing shingles properly"
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Kitchen renos come with considerations to keep in mind
So, you want a new kitchen? Whether you’re considering designing a kitchen using your own architect, a kitchen planner hired through a store such as IKEA or Home Depot, or an online planning service, professionals suggest keeping a few things in . . .
Posted: 2018-07-28
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ASK THE INSPECTOR: Video of damaged piping may be necessary
QUESTION: I live in an older home in West Kildonan. About 10 years ago, after a heavy rainfall, my basement was badly flooded and I called Roto-Rooter. It has been happening every year since, when it is raining heavy. I . . .
Posted: 2010-06-05
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Reusing materials can make the job easier
Get through unanticipated challenges in a pinch
You can’t do roofing without a ladder, paint without a brush or frame without a hammer. And when installing drywall on the ceiling, there’s no doubt a drywall hoist can make things a whole lot easier. At a job site . . .
Posted: 2018-07-21
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Bathroom fan the likely cause of frost on soffit
Problem makes its appearance after exterior of house upgraded
QUESTION -- We own a two-storey, 35-year-old home. In a recent upgrade we had aluminum siding, fascia and soffits installed. A possible problem may have developed in the soffit. This year we are noticing frost collecting on the soffit outside . . .
Posted: 2008-02-24
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ONE Fantastic find
Stunning bungalow tucked away in a superb setting
Every now and then, a home absolutely knocks your socks off. One such home is at 45 Salme Drive in St. Vital. Tucked away on the north side of the quiet street off St. Vital Road, the sprawling, 3, 209-sq.-ft. bungalow . . .
Posted: 2026-05-16
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Idyllic job site
Outdoor reno rejuvenates more than just an old porch
As summer begins to slip away every year, lingering outdoor jobs become a race against time. While keeping a close eye on impending forecasts, a day was chosen to replace the top deck boards along the lower tier of the . . .
Posted: 2025-11-01
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Province sweetens pot to convert to geothermal systems
The province is handing out more cash goodies to green-minded Manitobans willing to go geothermal. In addition to the low-interest loans already available, the Doer government sweetened the pot Monday, offering cash rebates and tax credits to homeowners interested in installing . . .
Posted: 2008-08-19
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Soulful sanctuary
Spacious Armstrong’s Point dwelling bridges contemporary and classic
There are amazing neighbourhoods in our city that somehow manage to fly under the radar, and Armstrong’s Point is one of them. A plausible explanation in this case is the fact the enclave is tucked away between Crescentwood and Wolseley, . . .
Posted: 2025-11-15
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No barriers to good living
Million-dollar home caters to mobility-challenged owners
VICTORIA -- Wayne Clarke doesn't ride in a wheelchair and there's nothing wrong with his legs. But that didn't stop Clarke, owner of Victoria's Seaview Construction, from building a 6, 400-square-foot house that he describes as "one you can whistle around . . .
Posted: 2008-03-23
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Roof snow removal typically dependent on its condition
Question: I own a small apartment building with six suites. We have had a lot of snow this year. Should I get the flat roof on my building shoveled? A roofing company advised that I should. Please let me know what . . .
Posted: 2022-02-12





