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Seal drafts, caulk gaps and insulate exposed pipes before colder temperatures lock in for good. Shop Now
Roof rakes and ice-melt socks help prevent the ice dams that build up along Ontario rooflines after a heavy snow. Shop Now
Keep the furnace filter fresh, the chimney clean and smoke and CO detectors tested through the coldest months. Shop Now
*Note: Temperature figures above are based on Environment and Climate Change Canada 1991-2020 climate normals (average daily high/low) for each region's largest reference city.
Keep a snow blower or good shovel ready. Ontario winters can drop several storms' worth of snow in a single week.



Get ahead of the season while there's still time to seal drafts and stock up.

A clean furnace filter and a good air quality monitor keep the air comfortable through months indoors.


Insulation is the most cost-effective way to reduce heating bills and improve comfort in most Canadian homes. Whether you're topping up the attic, insulating a crawlspace or sealing drafts around doors and windows, the return on investment is immediate and lasting.
Heat rises, and an under-insulated attic is the single biggest source of heat loss in a typical house. The target for most attics is R-50 or higher.
Pipe insulation in unheated spaces like garages, crawlspaces and exterior walls is a direct defence against burst pipes during extreme cold snaps. It's inexpensive, easy to install and pays for itself with a single prevented repair.
Weatherstripping and door sweeps address the gaps that let cold air in at floor level and around door frames. Combined with window insulation film on older windows, these quick fixes make a noticeable difference in both comfort and heating costs.

Winter is a great time to refresh paint, lighting or flooring while you're spending more time at home.




Get seasonal gear organized now. A well-organized mudroom or garage makes winter easier to manage.



Canadian homeowners know that winter doesn't wait. Whether you're clearing the driveway after the first major storm, keeping the heating system running efficiently or finally tackling that kitchen or bathroom project you've been putting off, we have everything you need to get it done. From snow blowers and ice melters to furnace filters, insulation and indoor renovation supplies. With nearly 1,000 independently-owned stores across the country, you'll find the products and local expertise to handle any winter project, in any climate.
A Canadian winter is long, and the most comfortable homes don't happen by accident. Invest in the right heating and insulation upgrades to keep energy costs in check, make sure your home safety equipment is tested and ready before the cold peaks and use the indoor season to tackle the kitchen or bathroom refresh you've been planning all year. From coast to coast, Home Hardware helps Canadian homeowners prepare smarter, stay safer and make the most of every season.
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