Tag Archives: Homeowners

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CHECKLIST: Find out what makes insurance companies nervous, so you can avoid disputes in the future

Last month we published an article about how to relieve tension between homeowners and their insurance companies. It told the story of how Glenn Duxbury was able to help resolve a difference of opinion between the two parties. With that … Continue reading

Are you aware of the deadlines that come with your home’s 2-5-10 Warranty coverage?

Is your new home covered by the 2-5-10 New Home Warranty program? If so, are you aware of the important dates and deadlines that come with it? 2-5-10 refers to: Construction defects and BC Building Code violations – under a … Continue reading

14 things you need to do to prepare your home for winter

Now that we are into December, it’s time to start thinking about preparing your home for winter and the freezing weather that comes with the change of season. If you followed our fall-maintenance checklist, you may have already gotten a … Continue reading

Are you aware of your home’s 12/15-month warranty?

Is your home covered by the 2-5-10 New Home Warranty Program? If so, are you aware of the important dates and deadlines that come with it? 2-5-10 refers to: Construction defects and BC Building Code violations – under a 2-year warranty … Continue reading

Top-20 Things You Can’t Ignore Now That Fall Has Arrived!

Now that summer is over and the cool fall weather has arrived, it’s important to make sure your house is ready for the change in season, so today we bring you a list of tips on how to prepare your … Continue reading

Ask the Inspector: Sloping floors equals frustration for home buyers

QUESTION: I have a question about our new house, which is about 55 years old. We are just making an offer to purchase it. It is in the Vancouver Fairview Slopes area. We were not made aware by the seller … Continue reading

Spring Preparation – Home Maintenance Tips in Advance of Warmer Weather

With March upon us, temperatures will soon start to rise and you need to have your home prepared for the change in season. Spring is usually the time to assess how well your maintenance work held up over the cold … Continue reading