Fix an issue

Start from what's bugging you

Homes announce their problems — drafts, icicles, foggy windows, bills that sting. Each guide works backwards from the symptom to the actual cause (which is rarely what the first salesperson says), then forward to the cheapest fix that works and the rebates that pay for it.

Hands holding an infrared camera aimed at a ceiling corner beside a frosty window; the screen shows a cold streak

Drafts and cold rooms

You can feel moving air near baseboards, outlets, or windows, and certain rooms never warm up.

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Heating bills feel too high

Winter gas or hydro bills that make you wince — and you're not sure if that's your house or just prices.

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Ice dams and icicles

Thick ice ridges at the roof edge, big icicles, maybe water staining on ceilings after cold snaps.

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Second floor too hot or too cold

Bedrooms roast in July and freeze in January while the main floor is fine.

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Window condensation and musty air

Water pooling on window sills, fogged glass, musty smells, maybe mould spots in corners or closets.

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Cold, damp basement

The basement is 5°C colder than upstairs, feels damp, and nobody wants to spend time there.

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House won't stay cool in summer

The AC runs all day, upstairs never cools, and July bills rival January's.

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Thinking about a heat pump

Your furnace, AC, or baseboards are due — and everyone has an opinion about heat pumps.

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Planning solar panels

You're curious whether your roof is worth panelling — and what the battery rebate actually covers.

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Buying (or just bought) a home

You want to know what the house will really cost to run — before you're the one paying its bills.

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Wildfire smoke getting into the house

On smoky days the house smells of smoke, eyes sting indoors, and opening a window isn't an option.

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Not sure which problem is yours?

The planner profiles your whole house in six questions and sequences the fixes — symptoms included.