Paul Davis Ottawa

10/16/2026

This October, we're raising funds for 's Critical Repair Program as part of Repair to Care Month! 🛠️ Every dollar helps a Canadian family stay safely in the home they love. Want to help us reach our goal? Donate today! Every gift of $10+ gets a tax receipt. Follow along as we fundraise all month long.

This October, we're raising funds for 's Critical Repair Program as part of Repair to Care Month! 🛠️ Every dollar helps a Canadian family stay safely in the home they love. Want to help us reach our goal? Donate today! Every gift of $10+ gets a tax receipt. Follow along as we fund...

10/15/2026

A safe place to call home can change everything.

For many homeowners, a critical repair can mean more than fixing a house. It can mean staying safe, maintaining independence, and continuing to build a life in the place they love most.

This Repair to Care Month, Paul Davis offices across Canada are proud to support Habitat for Humanity Canada's Critical Repairs Programme, helping homeowners access essential repairs that make a lasting difference.

Watch to learn more about our partnership and how, together, we're creating safer homes, stronger communities, and brighter futures across Canada.

10/13/2026

If disaster struck tomorrow, would you know what was lost?

Creating a home inventory is a simple way to prepare for the unexpected. Take photos or videos of your belongings room by room and save them in a secure digital location, including valuable items, electronics, furniture, and important documents.

A detailed inventory can help simplify the insurance claims process, provide important documentation after a loss, and make recovery less overwhelming.

The best time to create a home inventory is before you need it.

10/08/2026

Some calls stay with you forever.

This Fire Prevention Month, we're sharing a call that one of our team members will never forget: helping a farmer recover after a devastating barn fire.

Farmers play a vital role in our communities, and when disaster strikes, helping them get back on their feet means supporting the families, businesses, and communities that depend on them.

Stories like this remind us why we do what we do. This Thanksgiving, we're grateful for the opportunity to help people through some of life's most difficult moments.

Wishing you a safe and happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Paul Davis. Thank you for trusting us when it matters most.

10/06/2026

A working smoke alarm could save your life, but only if it's in the right place.

According to Statistics Canada, homes without a working smoke alarm accounted for nearly three out of four fire-related deaths.

This Fire Prevention Month, take a few minutes to test your smoke alarms and make sure they're installed where they can provide the most protection: on every level of your home, inside each bedroom, and outside sleeping areas. Replace any units that are more than 10 years old.

A few minutes today can help ensure your smoke alarms are ready when you need them most.

Learn more: https://www.pauldavis.ca/fire-prevention-month-essential-fire-prevention-tips-for-your-home

10/01/2026

Repair to Care Month starts today!

Throughout October, Paul Davis offices across Canada are raising funds in support of Habitat for Humanity Canada's Critical Repairs Program, helping homeowners access essential repairs that improve safety, accessibility and help them remain in the homes they love.

Every donation helps create safer homes, stronger communities, and lasting impact.

Join us in making a difference: https://habitat.donorsupport.co/page/repairtocare26

09/29/2026

When disaster strikes your home or business, you need confidence that nothing has been overlooked.

At Paul Davis, we use professional restoration equipment to uncover hidden moisture, detect lingering heat, monitor drying conditions, improve air quality, and safely assess affected areas, helping ensure your property is restored properly the first time.

From thermal imaging cameras and moisture meters to air scrubbers and gas detectors, every tool has a purpose: reducing guesswork and helping our teams make informed decisions when your home or business has been impacted by water, fire, storm, or mould damage.

Because when it comes to restoring your property, what's hidden matters just as much as what's visible.

Learn more: https://www.pauldavis.ca/the-restoration-equipment-used-by-professionals-and-what-each-tool-actually-does

09/28/2026

Something meaningful is coming.

This October, Paul Davis offices across Canada are coming together for Repair to Care Month, supporting Habitat for Humanity Canada's Critical Repairs Programme.

Because a better future starts at home.

Stay tuned to see how we're helping homeowners remain safely and comfortably in their homes, one repair at a time.

09/24/2026

Your restoration journey should never leave you wondering if your concerns have been heard.

That's why we actively seek feedback throughout the process, checking in regularly, listening carefully, and following up on what matters most to you.

By identifying concerns early and responding with action, we help keep your project moving forward while ensuring you feel informed, supported, and cared for every step of the way.

This is listening with intention.
This is follow-through you can trust.
This is restoration with purpose.

09/22/2026

Did you know your home's layout can affect how quickly fire and smoke spread?

Open-concept floor plans are great for bringing families together, but fewer walls and doors can also allow fire and smoke to travel more freely throughout a home.

As heating season begins, take a few minutes to review your home's fire safety plan:
▪️ Keep 1 metre of clearance around furnaces and space heaters
▪️ Test smoke alarms on every level
▪️ Identify two ways out of every bedroom
▪️ Close bedroom doors overnight
▪️ Schedule a furnace or chimney inspection

A safer home starts with understanding the risks and taking simple steps to reduce them.

Learn more: https://www.pauldavis.ca/how-home-layout-affects-fire-safety-what-your-floor-plan-means-for-risk-this-heating-season