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There is so much to consider when looking to replace the siding on your home. Not only do you want the right home aesthetic for your design style, but you would hope that it fits into the neighborhood, the material is durable, and the work is done to perfection. When hiring a siding replacement contractor, you want to find someone […]
The windows of a house can be the biggest wasters of energy. Regions that experience very hot summers or piles of snow are likely to rely on their home’s HVAC system to keep the house temperature comfortable year round. Barring an accident with a flying projectile, most people do not bother with new window installation. But windows that are older […]
Your house’s curb appeal matters more than you think. With the right landscaping, lawn maintenance, and paint colors, your home will be a neighborhood stand-out. The colors you choose to style the exterior of your house can often tell a passerby a lot about your character and personality, and explain just how much you care about the upkeep of our […]
The housing collapse hit this country hard, and the effects are still being felt. As the country slowly recovers, many people who would have otherwise purchased new homes are being a little more circumspect, and opting to upgrade their current homes instead. The logic is, by the time they decide they’re finally ready to sell, the market will have rebounded […]
Did you know that there are about 40 million corporate relocations in the United States every year? Although businesses relocate for a number of different reasons, relocation usually occurs for positive reasons like growth and expansion. Even if the reason for the move is nothing but good news, that doesn’t take away the fact that corporate relocation can be stressful […]
Did you know that a home’s biggest source of water waste are toilets? They waste nearly 30% of an average home’s indoor water consumption! Older, less efficient models can use as much as six whole gallons per flush. Thankfully, there are new, modern, water saving toilets that can help curb the amount of water wasted. These water efficient toilets can […]
When the temperatures get extreme, both in the winter and summer, most Americans use their HVAC systems to stay comfortable. Unfortunately, over time, even the most reliable systems can break down and cause homeowners to need to invest in air and heating repairs. In order to save a bit of money by avoiding those pesky heating and cooling repairs, or […]
A lot of us are looking at all sorts of ways to save money and keep our budgets in check. We want to make sure that we do not spend money unnecessarily on our household budgets. One place many people try to save money is on utility costs. A lot of money is spent on utility bills by Americans. An […]
No one wants to face the summer without their AC unit working as it should. If your AC unit is having problems, you need someone who is trained in residential air conditioner repair to come out and assess the problem. The AC ventilation system may have some problems that are causing your air heating and cooling system to not remove […]
Homeowners have a responsibility to keep their homes safe and clean. One of the potential dangers is mold infestation. Common places for mold in homes include enclosed spaces like crawlspaces and air vents. Basements are another place where mold can be found, especially after water seepage into your home. Signs of mold in basement spaces can include a musty smell. […]
The onslaught of the polar vortex means that staying cool is easy for the vast majority of Americans right now. Actually, staying cold and doing your best impression of a popsicle probably isn’t all that difficult. The arrival of frigid temperatures might mean that contacting a heating repair service right away might be the only way to stay warm and […]
The start of the new year doesn’t mean that homeowners will not have to deal with the same old problems when it comes to keeping their homes cool. In fact, some parts of the United States are experiencing the coldest temperatures in 20 years. Larry Bernstein and Mary Pat Flaherty noted in the Washington Post that, “A large swath of […]