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Foggy windows on a cold Moncton morning are not a window problem, they are a humidity report. Here is what the condensation is telling you, and the fixes that actually dry a house out.
Those icicles on your eaves look pretty, but a dam behind them can push meltwater under your shingles. Here is why it happens in Moncton winters, and the attic work that stops it for good.
Late October is the last easy weekend to sort out your deck: clear the leaves, tighten the railings, and check the finish before snow and freeze-thaw cycles work on every weak spot.
Late October is the time to sort out the basement: test the sump pump, insulate the pipes that freeze first, and seal the drafts before a Moncton cold snap turns a small problem into a flooded floor.
Late October is the right time to seal the gaps around your doors and windows. A roll of weatherstripping and an afternoon's work can make a Moncton home noticeably warmer all winter.
Moncton already woke up below freezing. Before the first hard freeze locks in, clean troughs, clear downspouts and get water running well away from your foundation.