Green Living Tips for Your Home
Practicing an environmentally-friendly lifestyle at home this spring is simple and can benefit your entire family.
During the month of May, our world is starting to look a lot greener. Plants are...
Practicing an environmentally-friendly lifestyle at home this spring is simple and can benefit your entire family.
During the month of May, our world is starting to look a lot greener. Plants are...
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With growing concerns around COVID-19, Applewood Air Conditioning feels that we have an obligation to ensure the health, safety and well-being of our employees and clients. We are closely...
Did you know a period of fifty years is called a ‘semi-centennial’? A lot can change in a semi-centennial. Families expand, technology adapts to changing conditions, and entire city landscapes transition to support new ways of living....
Smoke detectors are an essential component of the safety of your home and its occupants. Here are some tips to help with regular maintenance of these devices.
We live in an indoor society. In this article, we share a few high-level insights to get you thinking about how to bring joy into your living spaces for all family members.
Applewood Supports: "StopTheKnocks" Campaign Launched to Urge the Province to Ban Door-to-Door Sales of Home Services
Most of Southern Ontario has been issued a heat warning so it is extremely important to take safety precautions during this time. Here are some helpful tips and tricks to stay safe and most importantly, comfortable this summer:
Your air conditioner is a precise piece of machinery and it pays to know both how it works and how you can best maintain it. Here are some common questions about air conditioners.
Want to get the most out of your house? Small changes can make a big difference. These five quick tips can increase the value of your home overnight.
Ontario’s energy bills are at an all-time high. This year alone, the price of energy at peak hours increased from 16.1 to 18.0 cents per kilowatt hour. And there’s only so much individuals can do to reduce their power consumption. Reducing the cost of power will take government action. But how should Ontario tackle this problem?