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Many of the functional parts of your home are out of sight and out of mind, but that doesn't mean they aren't important. A perfect example of that is the septic system. For homes that don't have access to a municipal sewer, a good septic system is key to keeping the...

You have invested a lot of effort and money to make sure your home is well-maintained. Over time, there are repairs, renovations, and replacements that will need to be made. As part of home maintenance, be sure to check the condition of your roof periodically and look...

If there was a fire in your home, would you know about it in time? Two-thirds of fire-related deaths in the United States happened in homes with faulty alarms or homes that did not have smoke detectors. Having properly placed smoke detectors in the home can be the...

When it's time to replace your roof, research your options to find the best materials for the style of your house and your budget. Each type of roofing material has advantages and disadvantages. When deciding what would work best for you, weigh the pros and cons of...

Assuming that a newly-built home is in pristine condition is not always correct. Before you took ownership of your new home, you did a final walkthrough with the builder. However, not all issues are obvious without careful examination. Now that you are in the home, it...

Saving water not only helps the environment, but it can also reduce your utility bills. Here are eight ways that you can save water at home. 1. Fix Plumbing Leaks Before you begin to look at ways to minimize your water usage, make sure that you don't have any leaky...

It’s important for homeowners to prevent mold in the home and look out for signs of a problem. Symptoms of mold exposure range from asthma to depression. Along with causing health issues, mold can result in substantial property damage. As with many problems in your...