If you live in the Southeastern United States, you may have experienced a hurricane. Between the months of June and November, hurricanes can cause damage to homes and property. Following these suggestions will help you prepare your home for hurricane season. Prepare...
You want your home to be safe and free from any structural defects. While no home is immune to damage, there are a few things you can do to prevent issues from becoming worse. Spotting structural damage early is important for the safety of your home. Here are a few...
If a house fire breaks out, the occupants of the building only have a few minutes to make a safe exit. Smoke alarms provide an early warning in case of fire. To keep your family and your property safe, learn about the recommendations for smoke detector placement for...
High humidity in your home is not only uncomfortable, it can lead to mold growth which can cause structural damage to your home and allergy symptoms. A humidity level of 30 to 50 percent is ideal. Purchase a hygrometer to measure how much moisture is in the air. If...
Why You Should Improve Indoor Air Quality We usually assume the air inside our homes is clean. It’s a common misconception that air pollution is limited to outdoor air in big cities. However, because modern homes are well-sealed and insulated, often the air...
Mold in the home can be challenging to deal with because it is not always apparent. Exposure to mold can be dangerous. It leads to allergies and possibly worse health problems. Here are 8 ways to prevent mold growth in your home. Dry Out Wet Materials Immediately to...
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