Presence & Exposure

Below is a list of places ISellStThomas (Jim and Ainslee) has a presences and where a home would have exposure if listed with us! We work hard to ensure our business and ultimately our clients gain maximum exposure for their homes to allow their homes to sell as quickly as possible at the best possible price.

Feel free to check us out, follow us, like us and let us know where you see us. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact either one of us.

Our Presence

ISellStThomas (Personal)

Facebook - Ainslee Tracey - Sales Representative, JIM Harris - Broker

Twitter - @ISellStThomas

Linked IN - Ainslee Tracey, Jim Harris

YouTube - ISellStThomas

Blogspot - isellstthomas.blogspot.ca

Website - www.ISellStThomas.com

Email - monthly newsletters sent to clients

Print Media - Elgin County Market & St.Thomas Times Journal

Locally - Lawn signs, Office (808 Talbot St)

Royal LePage Triland (Brokerage)

Facebook - Royal LePage Triland Realty, Royal LePage Triland St. Thomas

Twitter - @RoyLePTriland

YouTube - Royal LePage Triland (rltriland)

Blogspot - rlptriland.blogspot.ca

Website - www.RoyalLePageTriland.com

Print Media - Elgin County Market, St.Thomas Times Journal, Weekly News, London Free Press, Real Estate Advertiser

Offices - London North, London South, St.Thomas, Woodstock, Ingersoll

Royal LePage (Brand)

Facebook - Royal LePage Canada

Twitter - @Royal_LePage

Linked IN - Royal LePage

YouTube - RoyalLePageCanada

Website - www.RoyalLePage.ca

Brookfield - Global Relocation Services

Exposure for your Home

Locally - Lawn Sign, Coloured Feature Sheets, Elgin County Market, St.Thomas Times Journal, Our Office (808 Talbot St)

On Line - Facebook (across 3 pages, through side bar ads, paid ads and shares), Twitter (weekly), Linked IN (weekly across two accounts), www.ISellStThomas.com, www.RoyalLePageTriland.com, www.RoyalLePage.ca, www.Realtor.ca

Optional - London Free Press, Real Estate Advertiser

Open Houses - Office Caravan (first Tues listed), MLS Realtor Inspection (first Thur listed), Public (As preferred by Seller)

Make your home more Energy-Efficient

        10 Ways to make your home 

                                   more energy-efficient

1 Conduct an energy audit. If you're serious about improving your home's efficiency, start with an energy audit by an NRCan certified energy advisor - you can search for an advisor in your area at www.nrcan.gc.ca. You'll get a list of recommended upgrades to help you plan, and you may qualify to receive up to $2500 from the Home Reno Rebate by Union Gas. According to Natural Resources Canada, the average retrofit may yield a 30% reduction in energy use.


2 Seal up those drafts. Drafty windows and doors can be a major source of energy loss. If an upgrade isn't currently within your budget, you can still save energy and make your home more comfortable by using simple weather-stripping and caulking as an economical way to reduce air leaks.


3 Upgrade your heating system. In older homes, the savings over time from installing a new high-efficiency condensing gas furnace may be the best investment you can make. Talk to a certified heating contractor (Like COAD) to help research which heating system is best for your home and climate, and use the search tool at www.nrcan.gc.ca to find the handy "Home Heating System Cost Calculator".


4 Add insulation. An uninsulated basement in a home can increase annual heating costs by 10% to 30%, since base concrete conducts heat outward. Call Ritchie's Insulation & General Contracting 519-633-3461 for insulation information!


5 Curb your hot water use. In a typical Canadian home, water heating can account for up to 20% of total utility costs. Switch out an older water heater for a more energy efficient model, or consider a new tankless water heater that warms water on demand, only as needed.


6 Replace energysapping appliances. If you've got an old clunker or hand-me-down appliance in your basement or kitchen, it could cost you hundreds of dollars in extra operating costs over the years. Clothes dryers are about...

for the complete list of Energy Saving Tips 

email Ainslee@ISellStThomas.com

Subject Line "More Energy Tips"

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