Royal LePage RCR Beeton
6 Main Street West L0G 1A0 Beeton, ON, Canada

Most general home inspectors will not be checking for things such as asbestos, radon, methane, radiation, wood-destroying organisms, mold, pests, lead paint, or sewer systems. For a more in-depth analysis, you may need a specialist in addition to a general home inspector.

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Best livingroom tech gadgets... Transparent TV Screens Air-Purifying Garden Digital Picture Frame... Single Sided or See Through Fireplace See more

No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. Random Acts of Kindness Day

Donating your gently used furniture is a great way to give back to the community and get your home decluttered before putting it on the market for sale. Try contacting local shelters or community service organizations like a Habitat for Humanity.

Knowing how to check for liens on a house is essential. If you are looking to buy a new property, you need to be sure that there aren’t any legal problems with the purchase.

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Property lines define where your ownership of the land starts and finishes. It's important when buying, selling, and making improvements.

Thoughts on family from Michael J. Fox...

What one high tech gadget would you want in your kitchen? 1Smart water monitor to get notifications when a leak or other issue is detected via an app 2Personal robot to assist with household errands... 3Smart range display above your stove 4Robot vacuums that clean your floors

Now accepting new clients! Find out how we can buy or sell your home in a complimentary virtual meeting.

It's official! You shouldn't wait another 6 weeks to list your home!

What hidden problems might you miss when viewing the bedroom during a virtual home tour? 1. It may not actually be a bedroom - some listings call a bonus room a bedroom. Ask if the room is legally considered a bedroom. 2. It lacks privacy - that large, beautiful window in the master bedroom may look right into the neighbour's master bedroom.... 3. Early morning sunlight. Find out the direction the room faces. 4. Your furniture and "stuff" won't fit. Ask what size the bed is, get the dimensions of the dresser, ask to see inside the closets, and make note of the size, shelves, and other organizational features. 5. The location in the house may be inconvenient. Are all the bedrooms on the same floor? Is the master bedroom next to the kitchen or laundry room? Where are the bathrooms in reference to the bedrooms?

Leaving a home, even if you are moving to a better one, is never easy. But just think, as soon as you move in, you can start creating new memories with your family. Love where you live

Tabletop Fireplace. Love or Hate?

If getting organized was one of your New Year's resolution, today's a good day to check in on your progress! Share an emoji to let us know how you're doing

Snow tubing doesn't require deep snow or a particularly steep slope, although more of both is always more fun! Anyone know of a great place to slide in and around the Newmarket area?

The kitchen is one room where you really need a sense of how well it'll work for your family and lifestyle. During a virtual video tour of the kitchen, ask for a close up on the appliances, open doors and check inside for things like damaged racks, shelving, seals, and hardware. Measure countertops to see how much prep space is really available, along with islands, bar stool height, and dining space. Zoom in on the sink and the area on both sides to determine if there'...s enough room to store dish drainers and small appliances. Look under the sink and near the dishwasher and refrigerator waterlines to spot any leaks. Examine the ceiling, floors, windows and light fixtures. Pay attention to the detailseven the smallest ones can make a big difference.

Comfort. A place to enjoy all of the little joys of life which make us feel content and satisfied. Love where you live!