While mold and fungi play an important role in decomposition, the last place you want to see the fuzzy stuff is in your home. The best mold-fighting strategy is to use safe, non-toxic ingredients to get rid of any mold in your home and then minimize moisture to prevent it from coming back. The following seven steps to reduce moisture will help keep mold growth at bay: Read More
Storms, whether they occur in December or April, can be tough to weather without heat or electricity. However, if you’re prepared for power outages, you’ll stay more comfortable and safer than if you had few resources at hand. Besides maintaining your home, consider these tips: 
Nothing lasts forever, and a water heater is one of those appliances that needs more frequent replacing than others. When your current heater isn’t running or does so inefficiently, replacing it is the only option. When that time comes, evaluating how large your water heater needs to be to fit your family size and lifestyle is a money and energy saver. 
During the winter, in colder climates where it sleets and snows, ice can become a major hazard in many ways. While people worry about getting injured while walking or driving on the slippery surface, many homeowners overlook how ice can impact their homes significantly via ice dams. 
Here’s a scenario no homeowner wants to live through: it was a freezing-cold night, and you wake up to the sound of running water. You investigate, and find an expanding puddle of water seeping out from behind a wall or dripping out of your ceiling. That’s the nightmare that is frozen pipes. And there are steps that you can take to avoid them. -
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Gregory Ibbotson is a service technician and manager at Ibbotson Heating Company ... More »
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