by Owner | Jun 29, 2026 | Spray Foam Insulation
Recessed lights, often called pot lights or can lights, are everywhere in modern homes. They look clean, they’re easy to live with, and they punch a lot of holes through your ceiling into the attic. That last part is where things get interesting from an...
by Owner | Jun 15, 2026 | Spray Foam Insulation
Most homeowners can list the spots in their home that lose heat. Usually, they include drafty windows, an under-insulated attic, and exterior doors with worn weatherstripping. But there’s one spot that quietly costs you money every Manitoba winter, and most...
by Owner | May 29, 2026 | Insulation
If you browse real estate listings in the province, you’ll see that the 1.5-storey home is extremely common across rural Manitoba. The basic form, a full main floor with a partial upper level tucked under the roofline, was practical and economical to build. But that...
by Owner | May 15, 2026 | Insulation
We’ve all heard the old adage “heat rises.” But what’s less understood is the unique science behind this effect. If you’ve ever noticed that the main floor of your home feels colder than the upper levels, or that there’s a persistent chill near the floor...
by Owner | Apr 30, 2026 | Spray Foam Insulation
Manitoba winters mean months of keeping the cold out and the heat in. Windows stay closed, doors are sealed, and the building envelope works hard to maintain a liveable interior temperature. That level of sealing is entirely necessary in a climate where temperatures...
