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Dealing with Residential Water Damage
Residential water damage can lead to stress and expensive repairs for a homeowner. Once the damage has been done, you’re looking at the mess and probably feeling overwhelmed. Let’s discuss some steps to take to get everything cleaned up and back to normal. What Type...
Types of Flooring Materials for Your Home
If your next home improvement project is to upgrade your floors, be sure to shop around first to find the best fit for your home. There are several types of flooring materials, so let's look at a few of the most common. Vinyl is a Popular Flooring Material Modern...
Prevent Chimney Fires at Home
As winter approaches, you may be gearing up to use the fireplace if you live in a colder climate. To prevent chimney fires, make sure your fireplace is in great working condition before building a fire for the first time. Otherwise, fire-related incidents are a real...
3 Mistakes That Cause Mold in the Home
Mold is one of the most problematic issues in a house. Mold growth is a serious concern, causing health-related symptoms and damage to property. Here are a few things you may be doing that are contributing to mold in the home. Excess Moisture May Cause Mold in the...
Smoke Detector Placement in the Home
Fire alarms are essential for keeping your home and family safe, yet proper smoke detector placement is necessary for an early warning of fire. The ideal locations for smoke detecting devices depend on the building's layout and size. This article will help you choose...
6 Things You Should Know About HEPA Filters for the Home
High-efficiency particulate air filters, also known as HEPA filters, help improve air quality. It's important to understand what they are capable of. Here are a few things to know about HEPA filters for the home. 6 Things to Know About HEPA Filters for the Home #1...
Signs of Plumbing Problems in the Home
It’s not unusual for a homeowner to experience plumbing troubles. Some plumbing problems in the home are quick DIY fixes and others may require expensive repairs. It's important to address any issues as early as possible to prevent additional damage to the home. Know...
5 Tips for Saving Water at Home
Limiting water usage around the house lowers your utility bill, protects the environment, and conserves resources. Here is a list of easy and effective strategies for saving water at home. Saving Water at Home With Low-Flow Toilets The greatest percentage of our water...
4 Benefits of a Pre-Listing Home Inspection
When your home goes up for sale, a home inspection is often part of the process. Typically, the inspection happens after an offer has been made by a prospective buyer and accepted by the seller. The results of that inspection will affect the final negotiated price for...
Using Thermal Imaging in Home Inspections
Whether you're purchasing a new home or placing yours on the market,
5 Home Safety Essentials
Home Safety: Features You want to keep your home and family as safe as possible. Protecting both can be as simple as being well-prepared for an emergency situation. Equip your home with the following home safety essentials. Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors Working...
8 Steps to Improve Indoor Air Quality at Home
Many people are familiar with pollution in outdoor air. However, according to the Environmental Protection Agency, air pollution is more concentrated indoors than outdoors. The good news is there are steps you can take to improve indoor air quality at home. 1....
5 Tips for DIY Garage Storage
Storage is an essential part of your living space. All of us store things that aren’t used on a daily basis somewhere in our homes. The garage often ends up collecting many of these things, becoming an unorganized mess over the years. Here are five tips for DIY garage...
4 Ways You Can Heat Your Home Efficiently To Save Money And Energy
During the winter months, most people face higher utility bills from heating their homes. While keeping your home warm is vital to your family's comfort, it doesn't have to break the bank. There are simple ways to heat your home efficiently so that you can give...
4 Things You Should Do To Keep Your Home Safe During A Holiday Vacation
As the holidays draw closer, many of us will travel to spend time with friends and family. When you begin to make travel plans for the holidays, you should also implement security measures to protect your home while you're gone. Below, we've listed four things you...
Four Critical Signs That You Need a New Roof
As a homeowner, you do your best to keep your home well-maintained at all times. But no matter how diligent you are about home maintenance, there comes a time when you are going to need a new roof. The effects of time and weather take their toll on a roof. You may be...
6 Tips on How to Clean Your Rain Gutters in the Fall
It's common in the fall for your rain gutters to get clogged with leaves, pine needles, twigs, and other debris. It's also the beginning of the wet season in Oregon. If you don't clean your rain gutters in the fall, they will not do their job of catching rainwater and...
Why You Should Test Your Home For Radon
You've likely installed smoke alarms in your home, and perhaps a carbon monoxide detector. Shouldn't you also test your home for radon? It is estimated that as many as one in 15 homes have dangerous levels of radon. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer...
5 Tips To Reduce Summer Cooling Costs
An air-conditioned home is an oasis during the hottest days of summer, but keeping your home cool can cause your electric bill to skyrocket. These five tips will help you cool your home more efficiently and reduce summer cooling costs. Even small steps can have a...
4 Signs of Mold in Your Home
Where to Look for Signs of Mold in Your Home Mold can grow and spread quickly within any area where there is moisture. In the home, mold is most often found in the bathroom, kitchen, or basement. Check for these signs of mold, and remember that mold growth can occur...
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