Living On Your Own
There are many advantages and disadvantages to living on your own. However, one disadvantage should not be overlooked, your safety. Some areas of the country are safer than others, so it's always a good idea to choose a place to live that makes you feel secure....
Cold Weather And Pipes
When the temperature outside drops, plumbing issues can crop up. Plumbing issues can result in frozen pipes because many homeowners don’t consider this risk. Frozen pipes can lead to serious damage, not only to the pipes, but also to your home, so it is good to be...
Where Is Your Septic System?
As a homeowner, you should be familiar with your septic system. While it might not be the aspect of your home that you find the most interesting or exciting, it is essential that the septic system functions properly. If it doesn't, you will quickly notice the problem....
What’s Eating Your House?
Wood-destroying insects and other organisms can cause severe issues with a house's wooden framework and what is worse, these issues can go unnoticed for a long time. Subterranean termites are the most harmful wood-destroying insects. They are hard to locate, and the...
Keeping an Eye on Your Property
A lot of security-minded homeowners have been investing in security cameras as an addition to their home security system. While security cameras used to be more common in commercial environments, advances in technology have made them more accessible and affordable...
Simple And Cheap Home Upgrades
There are a lot of renovations you can do to add value to your home. However, most customization updates can be a bit expensive. Fortunately, there are simple ways to update your home and add value without spending too much.Play with colors - The most straightforward...
Real Grass or Not?
When deciding to install synthetic grass for your yard, it is good to consider whether or not it will be adding value to your home and if it helps you save money in the long term. There are a lot of factors to consider, like your budget, weather, style, and the time...
Does Your Home Need Storm Windows?
Storm windows are installed on the outside of your main window to serve as protection from strong winds and rain. This makes your home energy efficient, saving on electric bills while being protecting the building from the effects of bad weather. There is a wide range...
Water In Your Basement
Prioritize Safety An inch of water is already considered flooding, so do not think that it is a minor problem. It is already be harmful to your property and could prove dangerous to the health of your household. In addition, the water could be contaminated with...
How Old Is Your Home?
Do you know how old your home is? There are some signs that are obvious that will give you a good estimate, but it won’t always be easy with older houses. An experienced home inspector is able to spot some outdated materials and building techniques that can give you a...
