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Keep the Critters Out!
Whether a home is new, centennial, or somewhere in between, there can be not-so-obvious entry points for critters such as insects and mice. Before the snow starts piling up, it’s a good idea to locate and seal gaps that can invite these unwanted guests.
When to Call the Handyman
There are some jobs around the house you can do yourself. But when should you call a handyman? Here are some tips on when you might need help.
How to Disaster-Proof Your Home
We’ve all heard preparedness tips before, but it is never a bad idea to refresh our memories occasionally. Start by making sure that you keep the basics on hand: a first-aid kit, bottled water, canned goods, and other nonperishable food and necessities. And don’t forget pet food, too!
What You Need to Know About Closing Your Pool for the Season
Although the season comes with winter sports and beautiful views, it also comes with chores. Don’t let closing your in-ground pool be one you ignore!
Increase Comfort with Ample Insulation
Having the right type and amount of insulation is key to maintaining comfortable temperatures throughout the home and managing your energy costs.
Fall Lawn Care
fall lawn care should begin around Labor Day; it is the perfect time to fight off weeds and grubs that might affect your lawn’s health. Weeds absorb the most nutrients as they prepare for winter dormancy, so spreading an herbicide in the fall has the greatest effect against turf intruders.
Retaining Beauty and Function in Your Landscape
A properly designed and built retaining wall can be multifunctional and have a pleasing aesthetic. Its main purpose is to provide stability to soil at risk of erosion and to protect structures from water runoff that could lead to foundation issues.
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