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4 Ways to Be a Better Homeowner
If you want to take better care of your property in the New Year, we have you covered. Owning a home is a lot of work and it certainly comes with a lot of new responsibilities. You may feel overwhelmed keeping track of everything that needs to be done around your...
4 Kitchen Storage Ideas
Improving Kitchen OrganizationRegardless of the size of your room, having effective storage space in your kitchen can be a struggle. Small kitchens don’t have enough room and larger kitchens may become cluttered over time. Without the right storage solutions, it's...
3 Reasons to Get a New Construction Inspection
Inspections Find Problems in Newly Built HousesA common mistake when you're having a house built is assuming that everything in the home will be perfect. After all, no one has lived there and there is no wear and tear, so you won't be faced with some of the common...
6 Tips to Make Moving Easier
Moving is hard work and few people enjoy the process. It's exciting to move to a new home, but packing and unpacking are chores. If you’ve been living in the same house for a long time, this can indeed be a major undertaking. Here are a few tips to make moving easier...
4 Tips to Declutter Your Home
Whether you hope to downsize to move to a smaller home or just want to live with fewer belongings, minimizing the clutter in your home is a good idea. Neat and tidy living spaces are easier to clean and help reduce stress and anxiety. Knowing how to declutter your...
5 Places Water Damage Occurs in the Home
Water can damage building materials and promote unhealthy mold growth. Leaks can be difficult to spot before they cause extensive damage. That's why it's important to know about the common places water damage occurs. Places Water Damage Occurs Include the Roof and...
4 Common Concerns of Homebuyers
The purchase of a house may be the biggest investment you make. A home is where you spend time with family and it should feel safe and secure. If you’re in the market for a house, hire a home inspector to examine the property you hope to buy. You’ll want to know that...
5 Quick and Easy Ways to Update Your Home
If you would like to make improvements to your home but don't have a lot of time or money, here are a few simple projects you can tackle yourself. By choosing projects that are easy to do, you'll save money on labor costs and you can complete the work on your own...
Deciding Whether to Renovate or Relocate
If your home doesn't quite meet your needs or if it's dated and needs major work, you may be thinking about moving into a new house. Depending on your location and budget, you might instead choose to make renovations. Here are some factors to consider when trying to...
Extend the Lifespans of Appliances
Your appliances help you do daily chores from cooking to laundry. Each of them cost several hundred dollars and should last approximately a decade, give or take a few years. There are things you can do to extend the lifespans of appliances. Extend the Lifespans of...
5 Flooring Material Options
Whether you are renovating an entire room or simply replacing the floors in your home, you’ll be faced with a variety of flooring material options. There are different styles that work best in kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, and bedrooms. The flooring you choose...
Remodel the Bathroom on a Budget
Bathroom upgrades are a great way to boost the value of your property. The average price of a complete bathroom remodel is between $9,000 and $12,000, but upgrades don’t have to cost a fortune. Whether you’re planning to sell your home or will be living in it for...
How to Save Water at Home
Water is a valuable natural resource. It is important that we are conscious of our usage to lower utility bills and save water at home. Even small changes add up to savings on your water bill. You can conserve thousands of gallons every year by developing better...
5 Ways to Improve Curb Appeal When Getting Ready to Sell
Improve Curb Appeal by Focusing on the Most Visible Parts of a Property The first impression that people get from your home shapes their opinion of the property. Approaching most homes, the first things you'll notice are the mailbox, front door, garage door, siding,...
7 Ways to Prepare Your Fireplace for Use
Fireplaces provide extra warmth during colder months. Whether you use the fireplace as a primary heat source or need to rely on it in case of a power outage, regular maintenance is necessary for safety. Before you light your first fire this season, take the time to...
Tips for Fire Safety in the Home
Your home is your biggest investment and you want to keep your property safe and secure. Household fire hazards should be addressed to prevent disaster. Below are a few helpful tips to promote fire safety in the home. Smoke Detectors are Essential for Fire Safety...
3 Types of Roof Materials to Choose From
If it's time to install a new roof on your home, research the different roof materials first to find the best option for your house. Consider cost, lifespan, and other benefits like appearance and energy-efficiency. Here are 3 types of roof materials to learn about...
Be Prepared: Ways to Manage a Power Outage
The loss of electricity is inconvenient. Your home may lose power due to heavy storms, damage to a utility pole, or maintenance on the lines. As a homeowner, it’s good to be prepared. In the event of one, here are some tips on how to manage a power outage. Use Solar...
5 Tips on How to Reduce Humidity in the Home
Many homeowners want to know about the best ways to reduce humidity in the home. There are different steps you can take to prevent and control high indoor humidity, like using a dehumidifier. Here are some other methods to lower humidity levels in your home How to...
7 Projects to Update Outdoor Living Spaces
Summer is here and with it comes warmer weather. You’ll be enjoying the outdoors with your family all summer, so take some time to update your outdoor living spaces. Simple improvements will help your deck, patio, porch, or courtyard feel more comfortable and...
Simple DIY Home Maintenance Tasks
Purchasing a home is probably the biggest investment you’ll ever make. As a homeowner, it’s your job to take care of your property. Some upkeep will require hiring professionals, however, there are some simple DIY home maintenance tasks you can handle yourself. Let’s...
Recovering from Residential Water Damage
After a storm or plumbing emergency, dealing with residential water damage can feel overwhelming. Assess the damage and determine the next steps to getting your home and your life back in order. Here are some tips to help you recover from water damage in your home....
How to Keep a Safe and Healthy Home
You keep a clean house and want your home to be a comfortable haven. During winter, flu, and allergy seasons, finding ways to keep a safe and healthy home is even more important. Here are a few tips to help protect your family. Establish a Regular Cleaning Routine...
House Cleaning for Pet Owners
Having pets can make it a real challenge to keep your house clean. The good news is that there are a few good tips and tricks to make house cleaning for pet owners easier. Save time and keep the house clean with less effort. Brush Your Pet Regularly Animals shed more...
What is a Four-Point Home Inspection?
Have you been told your home needs a four-point home inspection and you’re wondering what that is? Here are all the details you need to know about this kind of inspection. Why do You Need This Type of Inspection? Most insurance companies want a four-point inspection...
6 Tips to Protect Your Home From Wind Damage
Strong winds can wreak havoc on your home. The Beaufort Scale of Wind Force indicates that buildings can suffer damage during strong gales over 46 mph. Sustained winds of 74 mph can cause devastation to roofs, vinyl siding, shingles, and gutters on well-constructed...
Thermal Imaging in Home Inspections
Buying a new home is a lengthy process with important steps along the way. When preparing to order a home inspection, you may have heard the term "thermal imaging.” This technology helps inspectors perform their job more accurately and thoroughly. Read on to learn why...
4 Reasons to Test for Radon in Your Home
When you're buying a new home, it might be tempting to skip the radon test to save a bit of money. You may not know how dangerous radon can be to your health. Any home can have high levels of this gas inside, but it can’t be detected without a test. Here are 4 reasons...
4 Mistakes That Cause Mold in the Home
Don't Make These Mistakes That Cause Mold Mold is a terrible problem for any homeowner to face, for several reasons. Mold and water damage often go hand in hand and can be very expensive to remediate. Even worse, mold poses serious health risks to the members of your...
6 Ways to Improve Indoor Air Quality
Well-sealed modern construction and efficient HVAC systems limit the amount of air that circulates in and out of your house, which can lead to the build-up of pollutants in your home. Here are several easy ways you can improve indoor air quality. Improve Indoor Air...
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