WaterSense Toilets
Everyone’s probably heard of Energy Star: a program that certifies energy-saving appliances, lighting, and other household devices. well, if you want to know you’re choosing fixtures that save water, look for a WaterSense sticker (epa.gov/waterSense). Faucets, showerheads, and toilets get to use this label if they meet WaterSense’s strict standards for efficiency and conservation. My…
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Five Signs That Your Windows Need Replacing
If your windows are no blame for condensation– not a ventilation or moisture issue — there are some sure signs they need to be replaced: 1) Frost and condensation are a constant issue. 2) It’s noticeably colder in the area of the window. 3) You can see mold or decay around the windowsill or frame….
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Structural Wall Red Flags
If your home has had previous owners, you can often tell it they’ve done remodels involving structural walls by looking for these red flags : 1) Unusually large rooms for old houses. 2) Unusual seams on ceilings and floors. 3) Floors that slope in some rooms but not others. 4) Mismatched trim work on doors…
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Warning Signs of Electrical Problems
Electric Call an electrician to help you sort out a wiring problem if you notice any of these glitches Breaker that always trip. Fuses that always blow. Flickering lights. A burning smell coming from appliances or in rooms. Discolored wall outlets. Outlets that spark or feel hot to the touch.
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10 Easy Ways to Save Money and Energy in Your Home
Drastic reductions in energy costs can be achieved through very simple changes, most of which homeowners can do themselves.
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Making Your Home Burglar-Resistant
There are a number of measures that homeowners can take to ensure that their homes are not attractive to burglars.
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Helpful Tips for First-Time Home Buyers
If you want to build a new home, there are important things you need to know to make sure your rights are protected.
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