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WHAT’S A “KALOOZIE”? We’ve been asked many times and are proud to tell each time. Several years ago when we wanted to brand ourselves with a name we could truly stand behind, we came up with Kaloozie! Kaloozie is an anagram of our 3 grand-daughters names. Our logo depicts the 3 girls holding hands. Kaloozie Comfort is a family business, proudly owned and operated by Nana and Papa!
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- 730 Clearbrook Dr. | Ottawa
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- Mark@Kalooziecomfort.com
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Ottawa Exterior Cladding Guide: Which Siding Performs Best in Each Neighbourhood?
Choosing exterior cladding in Ottawa is not just about colour and style. Each neighbourhood has its own microclimate, exposure to wind and moisture, architectural character, and even resale expectations. The siding that performs beautifully in Kanata may not be the best long-term choice for a centretown brick semi, or a waterfront property facing the Ottawa …
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How Ottawa’s Hard Water Affects the Cleaning and Longevity of Vinyl Siding
Understanding Ottawa’s Hard Water Problem Homeowners across Ottawa deal with a subtle yet damaging issue—hard water. According to municipal water data, Ottawa’s water supply averages 140–160 mg/L of calcium carbonate, classifying it as moderately hard. This means every outdoor rinse, siding wash, or garden hose session can leave behind mineral deposits that accumulate on your …
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Mixed Materials: Brick + Siding Combos That Survive Ottawa Winters
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Eavestrough + Siding Integration: Stop Overflow and Rot at the Eaves
Managing water around your home is one of the most important steps to preserving its structure and value. Poor integration between eavestroughs and siding is one of the leading causes of water overflow, mold, and rot at the eaves. When these two exterior systems are not properly aligned and sealed, rainwater can seep behind siding, …
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