Home Maintenance in Courtice, ON

Seasonal Tune-Ups Next Door in Courtice

Courtice has grown steadily from a quiet village into a busy suburb, and its established homes from the 1980s and 1990s are at the age where wear parts give out. Original weatherstripping flattens and stops sealing, and door sweeps drag or let air under. Patio door rollers wear out as well, so a slider that once glided starts to stick. Replacing those parts is cheap, and doing it before the heating season shows up on the gas bill.

Homes in the newer subdivisions above Bloor need a different kind of attention. A new home keeps settling for its first few years, so doors drift out of adjustment and caulking at the tub and trim can open up. A maintenance visit catches those while they're small, and it's a good time to swap the builder-grade parts you were planning to upgrade anyway, like cabinet hinges or door handles.

Pricing is by the visit. Three to four hours of work usually comes to $200 to $350. Bigger properties or longer lists can fill a full day, which runs $400 to $600. Twice a year, once in spring and once in fall, is about right for most homes. Because we're usually in Courtice within 10 minutes, booking the next round is simple.

Pedro handles seasonal upkeep and preventative maintenance. For how he approaches home maintenance in general, see our home maintenance page.