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 Build paradise in your own backyardThis is a fabulous week to put out the outdoor furniture, design the patio space and, of course, bring on the decor.
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 Clutter goes before inspector arrivesA home inspection is a visible, non-intrusive review of all accessible areas and major systems of the home as they appear at the time of the inspection.
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 Building a great legacyEach May, the London Home Builders' Association takes stock of the work we've undertaken in the previous year.
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 Castle on the riverWith equal parts of inspiration, envy and generosity, people flock to see the May Court's Homes of Distinction each year.
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 Owner needs board OK to change backyardNow that spring has sprung an owner in our townhouse complex has proceeded with common element alterations to their private backyard area without the board's consent.
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 Paper powerNew technology and a wide choice of designs are making wallpaper a popular option
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 Choose renovator with careThrow the windows open and let the spring breeze blow in. After a winter of being cooped up, spring can often inspire thoughts of renewal, and for many, spring means it's time to renovate.
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 Scrub away the ‘ick’ factorWhen staging your home's washrooms, think about how you feel when you walk into a hotel bathroom: you know other people have used it but that doesn't mean you want any glaring reminders.
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 Old charm and new spaceOn a quiet street in Old North sits a house with splayed panel columns on a front porch of stone.
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 Aging AC not a cool ideaWith warmer temperatures just around the corner, it's time to start thinking about air conditioning.
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 Taking time to plan now will pay down roadIf you're undertaking a renovation, it makes sense to spend a little extra time to incorporate your future needs into your planning.
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 Smoke signals plenty of problemsQ: Our rules state barbecues are not permitted on our balconies. Some people are ignoring the rule and cooking three times a day on their balconies. I can't even open my windows or sit on my own balcony because of all the smoke. What can I do to resolve this problem?
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 Natural appealThe London Health Sciences Foundation is wooing dreamers and donors with two beautiful lottery homes.
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 Creativity gives new life to old junkThey say that one man's junk is another man's treasure, and in the spirit of being green, it's also currently trendy.
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 Home Builders’ goal to grow industryEnsuring there will be enough skilled workers in the construction industry has long been a passion and priority for the London Home Builders' Association.
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 Windows, doors costly to replaceWith spring officially here, many homeowners are starting to look at those jobs that aren't so appealing or practical during the winter.
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 Condo living now caters to every lifestyleThe future is now when it comes to options available in condominium living.
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 Condo renter flaunts rulesQ: It has been two years since the unit beside me has been rented, and from Day 1 there have been significant problems.
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 Spring cleaningLondon homeowners have been presented with a list of opportunities and incentives to clean up their properties (and join in a wider community clean-up) in the new-format London Clean and Green campaign.
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 Beware those putting the ‘con’ in contractorThose of you who are fans of Mike Holmes and his show Holmes On Homes have seen what can happen to homeowners who have been taken by a contractor and how the result can cost a lot more to repair than the original cost of the job.
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 Digging no time for guessingSpring-like weather has brought a flurry of activity to construction sites everywhere, and is typically when excavation activity kicks into full swing.
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 Solid FoundationOne-on-one advice is valuable no matter what kind of decision is contemplated.
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 On home hunt, be cautiousSpring has sprung and couldn't be a better time to think about buying a new home.
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 Configurations will make you smileIt's spring. And you're crabby. You don't know why you're cranky until you find yourself stuffing a parka into an too-full closet, thrusting your weight against the dishevelled crush of winter garments, half of them falling off the hangers from repeated attacks by humans trying to add or extricate a coat.
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 Pool attire common senseQ: We would like to establish a dress code for the use of our condo swimming pool and Jacuzzi. We have a policy in place that a shower must be taken before entering the pool. However, we have no dress code. Some residents are entering the pool and Jacuzzi in street clothes, such as jeans, slacks, T-shirts and long dresses. We have several complaints from owners who feel this is very unsanitary and wearing the proper swimming attire should be enforced. Would a dress code rule be enforceable?
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