It’s time to have a heart-to-heart talk with your homeowners insurance agent. Knowing what is covered, what is not covered, and steps you can take to reduce premiums, are all important things when it comes to your insurance policy. The last thing you want is to be left high and dry after a disaster. Get the facts straight now! Get your agent on the line and ask them these 6 important questions: 1. What type of policy do...Continue Reading
Love is in the air this month, so why not show your home some affection too? After all, home is where the heart is! Here are just a few ways you can give your home some TLC and prevent costly repairs. 1. Schedule a Roof Inspection Spring will be here before you know it! Get ahead of any potential problems by scheduling an inspection now. Storm damage often cannot be seen from the ground level of your home...Continue Reading
A new year brings an opportunity to start fresh, especially when it comes to your roof! If your roof is over 15+ years old, is showing signs of age or has any of the warning signs below it may be time to upgrade! One easy way to know if your roof has reached its maximum lifespan is to call for a professional inspection. Our experts can tell you about how many more years you can expect out of...Continue Reading
45% of Americans resolve to lose weight each year. Are you one of them? If so, we want to help you exercise and improve your DIY home skills at the same time! Check out these home maintenance projects and see how many calories you can burn while completing them around your home! *Calorie burn from CalorieLab. Calorie Burn By Home Project Building a fence: 340 calories per hourCaulking windows and doors: 280 calories per hourCleaning gutters: 272 calories per hourInstalling ceramic...Continue Reading
Everyone knows New Year’s resolutions are hard to keep. Instead of going the traditional route of resolving to lose weight or save money, resolve to improve your home! With these home maintenance ideas, you can increase your home’s value and keep your home in tip-top shape all year long! Here are our top New Year’s resolutions for your home. 1. Cut Energy On average homes in the U.S. spend about 41% of their energy costs on heating and cooling....Continue Reading
