There’s no denying that your entryway is an important space in your home. It’s your first opportunity to greet guests and welcome your family, so trying some of these simple DIY home improvement ideas can help you create a truly inviting atmosphere. First, consider a bench or a side table with drawers and shoe storage…
Of all the radon myths, one of the most popular is that short-term tests can’t help you make a decision about whether to fix radon in your home. The short-term tests can actually be more than enough information. With two radon tests, it’s enough to take action. If you conduct two tests and at least…
During the day, you may not notice outdoor lighting, but it plays an incredible role at night. With the right patio lighting, you can entertain friends well past sunset. String lights provide an Italian piazza backdrop, or you can use lanterns for a tropical feel. The nighttime sky is the limit for crafting the ideal…
Throughout the fall and winter, the outdoor components of your HVAC system may become dirty or experience other issues. As you go about your home maintenance in March, be sure to inspect these parts. First, if your outdoor AC condenser has dirt or other debris on it, you may wish to use your garden hose…
Everyone wants their home to be cozy and warm throughout the winter months. If you feel a draft early, you’ll thank yourself later if you don’t ignore it. Add Weatherstripping Weatherstripping may include strips of material that you can apply to your doors or windows. They fold along the length of the door in a…
The latest electrical updates are all about smart use and energy-efficient convenience. Smart thermostats, security features and LED lighting offer excellent features to keep your home feeling safe and modern. Compare these common fixtures to see how a qualified electrician can update your home. Smart Tech Smart home systems offer easy customization of your home.…
Radon testing is useful and advantageous for all homeowners. Most people focus their efforts on testing the air for radon, but what about water? Shouldn’t we all worry about the radon levels in the water we drink? The majority of homes in the United States receive water from public water sources and these infrastructures test…