How to Choose a Home Water Filter All tap water is different. The quality of municipal water varies from place to place and can fluctuate over time. Cities disinfect tap water with chlorine, which is not good to ingest. Contaminants from industrial run-off, pollution,...
Your roof plays a vital role in your home’s overall condition. A roof helps maintain comfortable indoor temperatures, protects the interior from pest and rodent infestation, and protects from damage related to the elements. The condition of your roof also impacts curb...
While many people assume that indoor air quality is superior to polluted air outdoors, the opposite can be true. Pollution is generated indoors from cooking and cleaning activities, or it can enter the home from outdoors. Since most homes are well-sealed, indoor air...
No matter where you live, heating your home during the winter months can take a toll on any budget. The average American household spends roughly $2,100 on utility bills in any given year, much of it on temperature control. These tips will allow you to heat your home...
Sometimes issues in your home may not be obvious, for example, mold. Mold produces spores that spread throughout the air. While you may not know that your house has mold, your body sure will. Coughing, runny nose, red eyes, sneezing, and skin irritation are all common...
Homes constructed prior to 1978 could have lead-based paint inside or outside of them. Lead poses health risks, but there are ways to test for lead and safely remove the paint. It’s important to know if the property has any lead-based paint because lead...
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