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2 Major Tips You Should Know For Winter Heating Heating your home uses more energy and costs more money than any other system in winter – about 29% of your utility bill.  The whole-house approach to heating is the most efficient as opposed to heating individual rooms.  Modern systems can achieve 98.5% efficiency.  There are […]

While most of us love the inviting atmosphere of a fireplace, there are 5 signs of trouble you should look for before lighting your fireplace this winter:  1. Firebox Cracks. The firebox is the area where all the magic happens in a fireplace.  It is the area with the most intense heat.  Firebox inserts must

There is nothing more refreshing than swimming in clean, cool pool water.  However, people are finally becoming aware of the dangers associated with electricity and swimming pools and boat docks.  The Electric Shock Drowning Prevention Association launched an awareness campaign that labels Electrical Shock Drowning (ESD) “A Silent Killer.”  Lives can be saved by being

Finding and choosing the home that is right for you can be overwhelming, especially in today’s frenzied market where you feel like you’ve won the lottery just having a bid accepted.  Thinking through these 5 items will help you find a good house with less stress. 1. Neighborhood Watch. Most neighborhoods are quiet and look

From graceful curves to straight runs to tight winders, stairs are essential for second story homes.  With approximately 12,000 deaths annually attributed to stairway falls, it is important for them to be safe.  The residential building codes for stairways are complicated.  There are several types of stairs which have different rules. To further complicate matters,

8 Ways To Protect Your Happy Place Your beautiful backyard pool or spa is your oasis, your happy place.  You want a safe and relaxing experience.  But  pools can be dangerous if you aren’t careful.  About 3,400 drowning deaths* happen each year, so it’s important that you protect your pool. 1. Be Around, Don’t Drown

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