There are a lot of factors involved in choosing how many solar panels you’ll need for your home, such as the square footage of your home and what your energy usage is like on a daily basis. For example, a
Read MoreIt’s a sound nobody wants to hear inside their home – the steady drip of water that indicates a leak. It’s especially troublesome if the water is leaking from your ceiling. While all leaks, no matter their severity, require immediate
Read MoreClimbing up a ladder to clean out your gutters is probably not the task you most look forward to every month. It’s time-consuming, physically demanding, and can be dangerous. That’s why you may be contemplating adding gutter guards to your
Read MoreWhen was the last time you inspected your roof? Maybe you took a quick scan after a particularly rough storm to make sure there were no shingles out of place and your gutters were intact? Closely inspecting your roof is
Read MoreWhat is Home Ventilation? It’s not uncommon for homes to develop bad air due to a variety of factors, including dust, pollen, fumes from pesticides, household chemicals, and other pollutants that find their way in from the outside. When this
Read MoreGusty winds increased the risk of wildfires in Northern California this October, leaving many residents without power as PG&E took preventative measures. This left many residents wondering, as the power comes back on, do I have to throw out all
Read MoreIf you have been thinking about getting a new roof well, this fall may be the perfect time to do it! And here’s why!!! #1 Amazing weather Roofing is hard work as it is, and the hot weather in
Read MoreAs of 2 a.m. on Sunday, November 3, daylight saving time officially ended. The clocks fell back an hour, meaning sunrise and sunset times will be an hour earlier. We tend to think of daylight savings time as universal, but
Read MoreCalifornia’s Defensible Space Law In January of 2005, California passed a defensible space law that requires homeowners to take action to protect their property from wildfires. According to the law, homeowners must maintain 100 feet of defensible space around their
Read MoreIt can be a homeowner’s worst nightmare: hearing the telltale drip drip drip inside their home during a rainstorm. If this has happened to you, you might try to console yourself with the fact that it’s just a minor leak,
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