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Choosing windows for your home can be overwhelming. Windows provide scenic views, day lighting, moonlighting, ventilation and solar heating. While you want them to also reflect your style and enhance the look of your home, you also need to consider if they are energy efficient.
Winter weather and power outages often go hand-in-hand. Heavy snow, ice and high winds can often bring down power lines.
Having your heating system shut down in the middle winter is the last thing anyone needs. The key to keeping your system running smoothly year-round is having it properly maintained.
Now that cold weather is here, you should have already made sure your heating system was functioning properly and efficiently to reduce the risk of problems down the road. While making sure everything is in working order you should have also checked to make sure you had proper attic insulation.
The temperature of the air in your home, filtering particles from that air and the level of humidity in your home all contribute to the indoor quality of air surrounding you.
During the winter months, air in your house can be drying to your body due to the lack of moisture. Utilizing a humidifier can make a huge difference in helping to restore the balance of moisture in your home.
If you have experienced having a water pipe freeze and burst, you completely understand how devastating it can be on your home, you and your family. The damage caused by leaking water running through your walls and ceiling can equal extensive and expensive reconstruction and replacement damage. Here are a few prevention tips to help you avoid this tragedy in your home:
Wishing you and your family a happy and safe New Year!
According to the National Fire Protection Association, heating equipment is a leading cause of home fire deaths. Here are a few simple safety tips and precautions you can practice to help prevent heating equipment fires from happening