Jocelyn St-Pierre

Winters in Montreal typically bring frigid temperatures, cold winds, and heavy snow to people across the region. During this time, homeowners tend to turn up the heat to ensure that they stay comfortable and warm at home. Unfortunately, this can lead to increased costs, especially when the house lacks high-quality insulation or if the efficacy

Does your house need a little love? You could be eligible for a grant of up to 5600$ to improve your house’s energetic efficiency. The goal of the Canada Greener Homes Initiative 2021 is to make Canadian houses more energy efficient. Lower electricity bills and a better comfort are what awaits you. Among others, with

When time to build a house comes, a ton of decisions must be made. One of the most important ones is to decide on which type of foundation you’ll want to build it. Since the foundation will support the weight of the whole hose, you have to choose the one that’s most suitable according to

When we think of insulation, we often think of an expense while it’s more of an investment. Did you know that heating mobilizes more than 60% of residential energy consumption in Canada? So why heat the outside? Of course, reducing the electricity bill is one of the advantages of having a well-insulated house, but there

5 ELEMENTS TO CONSIDER FOR INSULATING YOUR COTTAGE FOR WINTER You’ve had a heavy heart for years when it comes time to close your cottage in the fall. With the pandemic, you may be thinking of living there year-round and working from home? Fireplace, holiday season at the cottage, snowshoeing in the forest, does that

Get up to $300.00 off spray foam and cellulose. Execution of work on July 15, 2024 or before, this discount is exclusive to owners of residential buildings (5% discount up to $300.00 maximum). First snow is coming, and so do the winter pleasure. Skate, skiing, snow shoe walks and the fireplace. But the cold and

The cocooning season begins with the arrival of colder days. You stock up canned vegetables you prepared, and the house smells like simmering spaghetti sauce. While you spend more time indoors, take the opportunity to prepare your home for the winter as well. Here are a few things to check out that will help you

That’s it, you’ve rounded up the things to do inside your home before winter. Congratulations, you will definitely save energy. It’s now time to put on your coat and take a walk outside to make sure your yard, roof and everything outside is ready for high winds, snowstorms and freezing temperatures. 5 THINGS TO DO

The attic, unlike what you see in the movies, is not a room filled with period treasures worth a smallfortune. Rather, it is a place where many air leaks can end up costing you a small fortune in electricity. Poor attic insulation can account for up to 25% heat loss. Yet attic insulation is a