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Catching small issues early keeps homes safer and helps aging parents live independently longer.

As winter melts away across Nova Scotia and Atlantic Canada, spring brings more than sunshine and flowers it also reveals the wear and tear left behind by ice, snow, and storms. For aging parents living at home, small maintenance issues can quickly turn into bigger problems if not addressed early. <more>

Because a few small fixes now can prevent bigger bills and bigger risks down the road.

Whether your aging parents live in Halifax, Moncton, or a quiet corner of Cape Breton, keeping up with home maintenance is no small task. And when you’re juggling your own career, kids, and life, it’s easy for routine upkeep to slide down the list. <more>

Because a little structure goes a long way when supporting parents from a distance, for many adult children, especially those who live in another city or balance work and family, it’s hard to keep up with everything a home needs.

If you’ve ever visited your aging parents and discovered a burnt-out porch light, a leaky faucet, or bags of recycling piling up, you’re not alone.<more>