Home security is a valid concern, no matter where you live. Homeowners want to protect their families and belongings, but despite our best intentions, we often make mistakes that compromise our safety. Here are a few common mistakes and tips to improve home security....
Over time the chimney lining will develop a buildup of creosote, a byproduct of wood burning in your fireplace. Creosote is flammable and poses a fire risk. The material should be removed to protect your family and keep your home safe. Here are four steps you’ll...
Summertime is the best time to spend late nights outside enjoying the nice weather, but when mosquitos decide to show up, it ruins the fun. They can be annoying and are known to carry diseases. Here are some ways to repel mosquitos from your home. Repelling Mosquitos...
When it comes to fire safety, smoke detectors are our first line of defense. If a house fire breaks out, every second matters, so it’s necessary to alert the occupants as soon as possible. Since smoke detectors have become common in American homes since the 1970s,...
In its natural environment, mold contributes to the decomposition of organic materials. Indoors, mold causes stains and damage to your property. It also affects the condition of the indoor air and, without timely and proper removal, mold can lead to an unsafe living...
Over the past year, there has been a focus on health in the midst of a global pandemic with most of us spending more time at home than ever before. There are ways that you can actively make your home a healthier place to live. Here are 5 ways to promote wellness at...
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