7 Super Simple Fall Lawn Care Tips and Secrets That Get Results
In some parts of the country, fall means your lawn loses its lush, green curb appeal. For it to return to its full glory next
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How to Help Your Appliances Weather Severe Storms
Last October, one of our team members returned home from a vacation to find three inches of water in her basement. Unfortunately, her water heater,
Why Does My Ice Maker Keep Freezing Up – and Other Important Questions Answered
As summer is right around the bend, you’ll want to make sure that your ice maker is in prime condition – for drinks, for cooling
Top 12 Questions to Really Energize Your Solar Panel Efforts at Home
In 2020, solar energy accounted for 3% of the U.S. electricity generation. The U.S. Energy Information Administration projects that it will account for 5% of U.S. electricity
Save Your Water: 5 FAQ about PFAS Chemicals in Your Drinking Water
If you’ve been doom-scrolling recently, you may have heard of PFAS. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued a warning regarding these “forever” chemicals as they pose
Is Your Community Threatened by Wildfires? Reduce Your Wildfire Risks Now
Wildfires continue to threaten many U.S. communities. At the very end of 2021, more than 1,000 homes were destroyed in Boulder County, Colorado, totaling more
How to Get Rid of the Spotted Lanternfly
If you’ve been spending more time outdoors this year, you may have noticed a large fly with black-spotted, gray wings. Unfortunately (or fortunately), this insect
11 Home Fire Facts That Will Alarm You
Home fires happen, and a startling number of them can be prevented. We know what you’re thinking – “It won’t happen to me” – but
Carbon Monoxide Levels at Home – 9 FAQs to Protect Your Family from CO
What you can’t see, can’t hurt you – doesn’t apply to carbon monoxide (CO). Sometimes called the “invisible killer,” CO gas cannot be seen, tasted,
Why Your Toilet Is Overflowing with Sewage
Your toilet bubbles or gurgles, but you think nothing of it. Your home wasn’t built all that long ago, so it’s probably nothing. Unfortunately, a