Drew At Home

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60 Mayfield Avenue, Waterloo, Ontario N2J 3S1 (29840553) This charming 2+2 bed raised bungalow in Lincoln Heights is perfect for environmentally aware buyers. The fully owned roof-top solar installation brings in $5500 in revenue each year until 2031. A panel upgrade in 2014 allows for not one, but two car chargers! Inside the home you'll find a fully ren...

We could be facing housing shortages here in the Region in the next few years, despite a record slow market https://drewathome.com/waterloo-region-housing-shortages/

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https://drewathome.com/about/ If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve found me online somehow and you’re curious about who I am. You might also be wondering how I can assist you with your real estate needs.

I’m Andrew Shackleton, a real estate broker with over a decade in the business, servicing Waterloo Region and the Guelph area. I’ve spent almost all of my life living in Kitchener Waterloo and know the place like the back of my hand. In 2015 I hung my shingle at RLP Wolle Realty and haven’t looked back.

I’ve sold 71 homes so far, amounting to just under 45 million dollars in transaction volume. I’ve won three Master Sales awards over the years and earned Royal LePage’s President’s Gold for 2021, 2024, and 2025, representing the top 20% of agents in the province.

Interestingly enough, I got into real estate because of a random conversation about flipping houses back in the fall of 2013. The subject of real estate agents came up and, as they say, the rest is history. It might be a coincidence that my family was in sales too. My dad was a stock broker and my mom worked in admin when Canada Trust had a real estate division.

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About - Andrew Shackleton I'm Andrew Shackleton, a real estate broker and lifetime resident of KW. Delivering exceptional service is what I'm all about.

Year 11 in the business ended on a high note!

Is radon lurking in your basement? Is it something you should worry about? It’s definitely a concern, it’s the highest cause of lung cancer for non smokers, and the 2nd highest for smokers. One in five homes have concentrations of the gas above recommended levels. Only a small percentage of homes across the country have dangerous levels, with even lower levels found here in Ontario, but there’s no way of knowing if your particular home is affected without testing.

What exactly is radon? It’s a radioactive element that’s also a noble gas. These gasses are chemically inert, meaning they aren’t very reactive, and have wide usage in a variety industries. Radon is chemically inert but atomically unstable, with a half life of 3.8 days. This instability leads to radioactive decay, where a nuclei splits into something else, giving off dangerous ionizing radiation in the process.

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Should You Worry About Radon? - Andrew Shackleton Should you worry about radon? Yes, it is a radioactive gas that seeps into basements causing lung cancer. Radon can be found in many homes throughout Canada