Many Americans look forward to owning their own homes, and there’s nothing wrong with that. But both rent to own and traditional rental arrangements offer some significant upsides, too. Problem with the foundation or roof? Your landlord will take care of it. Figure out you don’t like something about a house or neighborhood? You can…
The 3 Most Frequently Asked Questions About Residential Plumbing
One of the relevant things you can do to ensure that your home’s plumbing isn’t giving you problems is to learn more about the system and house plumbing pipe sizes. Many homeowners don’t know what parts make up the plumbing in their homes. Education is power in plumbing reference, so take some time and learn…
The Ultimate Solar Energy FAQ
Solar energy is on the rise. For the past 15 years, use and installation has increased by 20% on an annual basis. Want to know more about solar energy? Here’s everything you need to know about: What is solar renewable energy? Solar renewable energy uses the energy of the sun to generate clean and efficient…
How to Protect Your Windows From Hurricanes
When a hurricane strikes, it can cause serious damage to your home, especially your windows. Heavy winds can shatter the glass, sending a high speed hail of broken glass into your home. Any homeowner who lives in an area that has frequent stores may be thinking: How can I prepare for a hurricane? Here are…
3 Easy Electrical Repairs You Can Do on Your Own
Although it’s always a good idea to have a professional come in and take care of whatever residential electrical repairs you need taken care of, there are some, smaller, simpler electrical problems that you can deal with yourself. If you’re willing to get your hands dirty to save some money, here a few easy electric…
How “No Dig” Sewer Technology Can Spare Your Lawn and Save You Money
Today, indoor plumbing is taken for granted as a modern convenience thanks to the 104,852 plumbing and sewage companies in the United States and the nearly 730,887 Americans that work for them. With new innovations, it has never been easier or cheaper to maintain and replace sewer line. However, an Angie’s List poll has shown…
Why You Should Get a New Fence
People who want a new fence may wonder how to make it a reality. One popular choice for fences is a solid wood fence. Those fences provide privacy and a classic design that will complement their yard. Wood is durable and blends with most landscaping styles. People can add sensors or other features to their…
3 Ways To Keep Your Home Cool This Summer
Summer is in full tilt currently, which means that if you were putting off some home repairs to keep cooler, you’re surely feeling it now. Don’t wait another minute to update your home for the warmer weather. Below are a few ways to make sure your home meets “ice palace” standards in a way that…
The Top Tips For Moving Out Making Life Easier
The Census Bureau indicates that since 1980, each year has seen 43 million Americans …that is,16.8% of the population—moving for one reason or another. Moving, even when welcome, is always stressful; whether it’s due to why the move is being made, the emotional strain of leaving familiar people and places, or simply for physical and…
Trenchless Sewer Repair, While Not Well Known, is a Less Invasive Option
According to experts, how long a sewer lasts varies because of several variables. If, however, your sewer is more than 40 years old, chances are it is in need of repair or replacement. If you are faced with the repair or replacement of your aging sewer system, chances are you are imaging broken concrete, ruined…