Chances are, you have at least one smoke detector in your home. Smoke detectors are key pieces of the fire prevention puzzle because they are designed to alert residents when there is smoke present. This alert allows you to escape a burning home safely and enables to you to call firefighters right away, which reduces the risk that your property will burn to the ground. At the same time, most homeowners don’t have fire sprinkler systems, which turn on when they get to a certain temperature, and help mitigate any fire damage. Read More»
Owning a commercial property comes with expenses and maintenance requirements that you should routinely expect. Updates to your property need to be carefully considered, as each installation you make can affect your budgetary demands in other areas of operation. So if you’re considering making an update that will make the maximum impact for the price, you should know why it’s time to invest in commercial chain link fencing for your commercial property. Read More»
Of all the plumbing in your home, you most likely use the faucet in your kitchen the most. It gets turned on and off multiple times throughout the day as you use it to prep food, wash your hands, and clean dirty dinner dishes. So what do you do when your faucet stops working properly? Two common issues you may run into is a leaking faucet and dirty brown water. Thankfully, these problems are easy to fix if you do run into them in your home. Read More»
Even though it is cold now, spring will soon be here. This is a great time to start preparing your home for the summer heat with maintenance to the AC and improvements to your home. You may want to do things like have the AC serviced, change filters and ensure that all your windows have protection from the sun on them. If you want to keep your home cool this summer and reduce your energy costs, here are four things that you can do this spring to prepare for the summer heat: Read More»
The asphalt shingles on your roof are constantly exposed to damaging rain, hail and sunlight. All of this tends to make them brittle and crack prone. Any cracks in your shingle roof will increase the chance of your roof developing leaks. In order to protect your roof shingles from this damage, it’s important to regularly apply a coating to the surface. In addition to sealing your roof and protecting your home, these coatings also give you the opportunity to change your roof’s color (if you wish). Read More»
