Tips Beautify Your Property – Sustainably!
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Tips Beautify Your Property – Sustainably! By John Voket I recently attended a workshop on water conservation. Depending on which part of the country you live in,…
Trees Need Help? Hire a Pro
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Trees Need Help? Hire a Pro Aside from the obvious risk to your personal safety, tackling tree work on your own can also be harmful to your tree.
The 10 Paint Colors Designers Use Most
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The 10 Paint Colors Designers Use Most With hundreds of paint colors to choose from, selecting the shades just right for your home can be daunting. Good Housekeeping magazine recently…
7 Tips for a Healthier Home
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7 Tips for a Healthier Home A healthy home—one free of bacteria and pollutants—requires upkeep in several areas. Fortunately, many healthy home maintenance tasks are simple, and can…
3 Tips to Reduce Flood Damage
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3 Tips to Reduce Flood Damage Most homeowners become concerned when winter storms threaten snow and ice damage to their property. What they’re often less concerned about is water damage, which can be just as detrimental to a home as snow and ice buildup. Water, no matter how much or how little, can cause foundation damage, mold growth, musty smells and damage to tools and furniture. A damp area can also attract pests, which can cause severe damage to the structure of your home. High relative humidity (RH) in wet spaces can also lead to rust on tools and other metal objects, and even cause electronics to fail.