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Most homeowners are diligent about testing smoke detector batteries and keeping an eye on the stove. But fire safety is often about the things we cannot see or the chores we push to next weekend.

For most homeowners in the Okanagan, a house is the largest investment they will ever make. When disaster strikes in the form of a burst pipe or a kitchen fire, the immediate stress is often followed by a wave of confusi

While this winter in the Thompson Valley has seen much less snow than previous years, the transition to spring still presents significant risks for homeowners. It is not always the volume of snow that causes issues.

Behind all the festive cheer, restoration companies notice a rise in unexpected property issues each year.

Many people often overlook a small leak in their home, but hidden water can quickly create fire hazards.

Experiencing fire damage in your home can be really overwhelming and traumatic. Beyond the immediate stress and shock, many homeowners aren’t sure of their next steps.

A peaceful holiday can quickly turn into a nightmare when you return home to water damage, mildew or structural issues.

Summer is a time for sunshine, heatwaves and the occasional thunderstorm. But while most people think of beach trips and barbecues, homeowners should also know of a less welcome summer visitor: mold.