Maintaining an optimal humidity level in your home can be a tricky but oh-so-important task. Too much moisture and you start to develop mold, while too little leaves the air feeling overly dry and uncomfortable. Do you need a central humidifier to obtain ideal humidity levels?
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Springtime is perfect for homeowners to get their homes in order and kickstart any new projects. One area of the house that deserves some extra attention during this season is your basement. It can be easy to forget about what lies beneath, but taking care of your basement now will save you from having a […]
Called “the invisible killer,” carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless gas that often goes undetected. This gas is found in fumes any time you burn fuel Everyone is at risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. Symptoms are described as “flu-like” and include: Headache Chest pain Vomiting Dizziness Nausea Confusion Have your heating, water, and other systems […]
If you are in the process of buying a home, or own a house already, finding the best home insurance policy is an essential part of protecting your investment. Homeowners insurance comes with many added benefits such as paying for repairs and replacements due to damage done by weather or wear and tear over time.
As a homeowner, the new year is an opportune time to start fresh and make improvements in your home. Preparing your home for the new year is essential; when done right, you will benefit from increased efficiency while avoiding preventable repair costs.
Are you a homeowner looking to maximize your home’s value? Finishing an unfinished basement could be the solution. Not only will it create more living space and increase the square footage of your property, but can bring great financial rewards too. From providing extra living space and storage to additional entertaining opportunities, many advantages come […]
A flooded basement is more than just a giant headache; they’re a safety and health hazard. When your basement floods, you have more than just water to contend with—there may be sewer backup and debris like building materials. These can cause injury and illness if not handled properly.
Each year when the temperature drops, homeowners experience frozen pipes that crack or burst and cause flooding that can damage walls, floors, and furniture. To prevent this emergency, take the time to winterize the pipes in your home.
Your sump pump is an essential part of your basement waterproofing system. Do you have a backup battery for it when the power goes out, or the central system fails?
Now that it’s getting colder and energy costs are expected to rise, it’s time to start thinking about how to keep those bills down. Put Your Ceiling Fans On “Winter Mode” Most fans on the market have what’s known as “winter mode” that allows it to turn clockwise in the winter months. When the fan […]