Aluminum Siding
There are many different types of siding materials, and aluminum is one of the most common types. There are many advantages to aluminum siding, such as being durable, and even lasting for decades. It does not get damaged by fire, water or termites....
Safety Is Your #1 Concern
Whether you are a do-it-yourself type of person or you prefer to have someone else doing the work for you, safety should be a major concern for you. Why is that? Neglecting the care of your home will create safety hazards, but so will the work involved in...
Wallpaper
Do you have wallpaper in your home? If installed correctly, it can be very beautiful. Wallpaper comes in a variety of styles and patterns, and can be an easy and inexpensive way to liven up a room. There are, however, a few points to consider. If you are...
Taking Care of Your Gutters
Your gutters and downspouts aren’t really on your mind until there is a problem with them. Without a proper drainage system for your roof, your roof can get damaged. Your drainage system needs to be large enough to handle the volume of water that runs off...
The Danger of Rust
What causes rust? The process is called oxidation, and it is the result of oxygen coming into contact with the metal, usually through water. Once the process starts, it makes it easier for more rust to form since the porous surface captures moisture...
To Flush Or Not To Flush
Have you ever been tempted to flush something down the toilet that you want to get rid of? We're not talking about excrement or toilet paper, but anything besides that. As a rule, nothing else should go down the toilet, but here are a few items that will...
How To Use Ladders Safely
Working around your home, a ladder often proves to be an invaluable tool, and it should be easy enough to use, right? The truth is that ladders can be very dangerous when used improperly. According to a study by the CDC, falls are a leading cause of death,...
The Danger of Lead in Your Home
If you have an older home, lead paint could be a potential danger you have to deal with. Lead was once a very common ingredient in paint and plumbing fixtures, and it can cause serious health-problems. In homes built before 1978, it is possible that the...
The Silent Killer
During the winter months, carbon monoxide poisoning causes many deaths throughout the country. This gas has no color or odor, and is caused by incomplete combustion of fuels. Using indoor heaters that burn wood, coal, petroleum or oil without proper...
Want to Sell Your Home Faster?
A pre-listing home inspection can help you with that. Watch this video to see how: