8 Spring Home Maintenance Tips

8 Spring Home Maintenance Tips

Spring into the new season by doing some routine maintenance, safety checks and energy improvements. You can save money on energy bills, protect your home from potential damage and prevent big repairs later on. Here are 8 things you can tackle this spring to help your...
Water Saving Tips

Water Saving Tips

Dry weather is motivating many people in the U.S. to look for ways to conserve water, not just those who live in drought-prone areas of the country. Whether you are looking to save water to help the environment, to cut down on your utility costs, or both, the tips...
What You Should Know about Gas Safety

What You Should Know about Gas Safety

Natural gas is an easy and efficient way to heat your home.  It’s great for cooking, it’s healthier for your family, and cleaner than heating1 your home with wood or pellet stoves during the winter. Natural gas does come with some risks, but by following some simple...
Three Signs You Might Have A Sewer or Septic Issue

Three Signs You Might Have A Sewer or Septic Issue

Remember the scene from the movie “Meet the Parents” when the septic tank overflowed into the yard? Yuck! Sewer and septic line problems are things that no one wants to face, but nearly every homeowner has to deal with them at one time or another. Our septic and sewer...
How to Fix a Leaky Faucet

How to Fix a Leaky Faucet

Whether it’s the annoyance of a persistent drip or water pooling around your faucet handles, the cause is a leaky faucet. Here are a few easy steps to fix it. 1) Assemble the necessary tools. For this task, you will need: Pliers, adjustable wrench, or Allen wrenches...