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The Red Deer Home Show is just around the corner and you are invited.   

Get ready for the most exciting Home Show yet!  March 10-12 at the Westerner.

Since 1979, the Home Show has been the go to trade show for award-winning builders, renovators, products, ideas and decor in Central Alberta.

The Red Deer Home Show is the ultimate destination for anyone looking to gain valuable insights and knowledge about home renovation and improvement. The event brings together a group of industry-leading experts who are eager to share their expertise and experience with attendees. You'll have the opportunity to learn from the best in the business through hands-on demonstrations and main stage presentations.

With so many experts in attendance,…

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Home Insurance Policy

Home insurance seems to be getting costlier every year, with basic premiums continuing to rise as more homes are exposed to added risks attributed to extreme weather events, accidents, vandalism, and outright theft. 

This leaves homeowners in a difficult situation, but there are things that can be done to help ease rising costs. First, examine your current policy and talk to your agent/broker about your coverage and premiums. You might, for example, agree to increase your deductible to decrease premiums. Meanwhile, you may also be eligible for discounts, based on client profiles such as bundled policies (e.g., auto & home), claims history, and payment punctuality.

Other discounts may be available based on steps taken to protect your home from…

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Save energy and money

If you want to reduce your home energy costs, the easiest way is to turn the thermostat up or down. In fact, you probably won’t notice a difference of 2 degrees either way — and the savings can be substantial.

However, if you want to lower your bill even further each month, here are some additional tips that are relatively easy to implement:

1) Plug or fix the drafts. Even in newer homes, air filtration can occur at windows and doors. So, check around your home for drafts. Windy or cold days are the best days to check. Then, get any drafts you find repaired or, at least, temporarily plugged.

2) Check the attic. Heat rises and can escape through the attic. So, once a year, check the attic insulation for thin or bare spots. The insulation…

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