Chatham-Kent
Chatham-Kent brings together several distinct communities, each with its own character. Here is a look at the areas we work in most.
Chatham
The largest urban centre in Chatham-Kent, with a growing downtown and established residential neighbourhoods.
Blenheim
A close-knit small town feel, close to the Lake Erie shoreline.
Wallaceburg
River-town character with a strong sense of community.
Tilbury
Convenient highway access with a quiet, rural pace of life.
Ridgetown
Historic streets and a tight-knit agricultural community.
Erieau
A lakeside cottage community, popular for waterfront living.
Windsor-Essex
From the border city of Windsor to the wineries of Kingsville, Windsor-Essex offers a wide mix of communities along the Detroit River and Lake Erie.
Windsor
A major border city on the Detroit River, with a diverse economy and vibrant neighbourhoods.
Tecumseh
A family-friendly community just east of Windsor, along the Lake St. Clair shoreline.
LaSalle
A growing suburban community southwest of Windsor, known for its parks and family homes.
Amherstburg
A historic riverside town at the mouth of the Detroit River.
Kingsville
Ontario's southernmost town, known for wineries and Lake Erie waterfront.
Essex
A close-knit agricultural community in the heart of Essex County.
Belle River
A lakeside community on Lake St. Clair, popular for boating and waterfront living.
Sarnia-Lambton
Anchored by Sarnia at the foot of the Blue Water Bridge, Sarnia-Lambton offers waterfront living along Lake Huron and the St. Clair River.
Sarnia
A riverside city at the base of the Blue Water Bridge, with a strong industrial and residential mix.
Corunna
A quiet riverside community just south of Sarnia.
Point Edward
A small waterfront community at the foot of the Blue Water Bridge.
Bright's Grove
A popular Lake Huron waterfront community just north of Sarnia.
Petrolia
A historic oil-town with well-preserved Victorian architecture.
Wyoming
A small, close-knit community just outside Sarnia.