The slanting floor, tiny closet, sunken den, and the musty smell of old wood—these are just some of an old house’s charm. If you’re one of those currently living or are about to move into an old house somewhere in Peterborough or downtown Toronto, would you think about major renovations and possibly losing the appeal of your old house? Most probably not. Considering the rising costs needed to make such a house livable, however, practicality could override this taste for history. It may be thrilling to live in a house with character but that won’t be for long if you don’t take the necessary measures to reduce your billing expenses. This doesn’t mean you’d need a major retrofitting. You can still maintain your house’s antiquated appeal by merely having it properly insulated.
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