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Many types of damage may seem minute but can lead to leaks in your home. If these problems are neglected, it can be disastrous for the structure of your home. You may want to save yourself money or avoid spending the time to fix the issue, but addressing leaks could save you money in the long run.

You should take note of a strong attic smell in your home! It is common for unpleasant smells to begin infiltrating other areas of your residence. A potentially more serious problem is that the foul odors can be warning signs of other more profound issues.

Are you spotting icicles forming on your gutters and at the edge of your roof? This could be a sign that an ice dam is forming on your roof! Keep reading to learn more about this winter roof issue and what to do if you spot one!  What is an ice dam?

2022 is coming to a close, and we all have hopes for what the New Year will bring. Putting effort into home maintenance can benefit your home's appearance and your wallet! These essential home maintenance steps can be done year-round to keep your home in excellent condition!

Preparing your favorite Thanksgiving foods beforehand isn’t the only thing you should prepare before the holiday. You should also ensure that your home is safe and ready for guests!

The lifespan of a well-maintained roof should be anywhere from 20-30 years. However, this decreases with roof damage. Roof damage can occur in several ways, but the weather is often the main culprit. A damaged roof can decrease your odds of selling and lead to even more damage in the future.

If your home was hit by severe weather this summer, who knows what might be lurking on your roof! Blisters, hail damage, curling, or missing shingles… or worse, hidden roof leaks. A roof in need of repair can look spooky and cause scary problems.

Everyone loves a spookily decorated house during Fall. Not only can you put fun blow-ups, statues, and lights around your yard, but you can also spook up your roof. The critical thing to remember is to be safe when decorating.

The world is constantly changing, and it’s our job to help preserve it as much as possible. Making your home eco-friendly can seem overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Start with small steps and incorporate bigger ones to help reduce your carbon footprint over time.

The beginning of September is a sign that summer is coming to a close. The leaves will soon change, and the weather will cool down. The first day of fall is September 22nd, so you need to start thinking about how autumn affects your home, both inside and out.