Oct 4, 2019 | Community, Home Maintenance, Homeowners, Seasonal
Fall home improvement projects help prepare the house for colder winter weather. Upgrades made during this season keep us comfortable and reduce energy bills. Here are 3 areas to focus on during autumn. Improving Your Roof is Essential This is one of the most popular...
May 8, 2019 | Community, Home Maintenance, Homeowners, Safe & Healthy Home, Seasonal
Curb appeal is something many homeowners focus on while spring cleaning, even if they are not planning to list the house on the market. When your home’s exterior is attractive, your neighbors, friends and family, and potential homebuyers appreciate the...
Dec 7, 2018 | Community, Home Maintenance, Homeowners, Safe & Healthy Home, Seasonal
Many homeowners choose home improvement projects with a combination of goals in mind. These may include boosting property value, enhancing comfort, and improving functionality. From spring to fall, many homeowners regularly complete smaller and larger projects, but...
Sep 10, 2018 | Community, Home Inspection, Home Maintenance, Homeowners, Seasonal
Summer is ending and fall is just around the corner. Preparing your home for the fall season now will help your home fare better when the colder weather comes. Now is the time to get your home ready both inside and out. There are a few important items you should add...
Aug 10, 2018 | Community, Home Maintenance, Homeowners, Seasonal
Summertime can bring an unexpected spike to your water bill. The hottest months of the year typically lead to doing more laundry, watering the lawn more often, and using the shower more frequently than you might in the colder months. While you may not be aware of a...
Jul 10, 2018 | Community, Home Maintenance, Homeowners, Seasonal
Cleaning the Outside of Your Home There are easy ways to improve the curb appeal of your home without spending a lot of money. Simply cleaning the outside of your home will drastically improve the overall appearance. All you need is a bucket of hot, soapy water and...
