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Pacesetter’s Community Focus: Desrochers Villages
You make sure your kids eat their vegetables, encourage your spouse to join you for morning jogs, and you chose a family vehicle with the highest safety standards. So, when it comes to shopping for a new home, we know you won’t settle for anything less than a home...
Get Unmatched Value in Your Pacesetter Home
Your home is your sanctuary, so you need to work with a builder that understands your needs, wants, and your personal style. Pacesetter uses all of these aspects of you to create a home that is distinctly yours. There are so many things to consider when building a new...
Purging Your Old Stuff for Spring
Spring is finally in the air, and for many homeowners, that means that it’s time to break out the cleaning supplies to give your home a deep clean. You’ve got your mops, brooms, dusters, rubber gloves, sponges, and soap, but what about all that extra stuff that’s...
Your One-Year Warranty Checklist
You’ve moved into your new home and finally finished unpacking. Everything is settled! As you approach the one year anniversary of your new home, you need to take care of something else—the One-Year Warranty checklist! Every new home in Alberta has a mandatory...
Your Essential Moving Checklist
It’s been said that moving to a new home is one of the most stressful things we can experience. It’s no wonder we approach moving with apprehension and anxiety. Here's how you can change your mindset - think of this as just a step towards one of the greatest...
Window Condensation and Humidity in Your New Home
As the seasons change, one of the biggest challenges that homeowners face is understanding the humidity inside their new home. New homes have freshly poured concrete that needs time to cure. The wood products used to build your home also expel moisture into the air. This increases the humidity inside the home and is difficult to control over the first year or two. Don’t worry—the condensation on windows will decrease as years pass. In the meantime, we’ve created this quick guide to understanding the humidity levels in your new home throughout the year.