Summer has come to an end, and that means many seasonal properties will become vacant until next year. Seasonal properties offer a home away from home to enjoy nice weather for longer.

According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (USCPSC), an average of 17,600 chimney fires occurred annually in the United States between 2015 and 2017.

Each year in the United States, arcing faults are responsible for starting more than 28,000 home fires, killing and injuring hundreds of people, and causing over $700 million in property damage according to Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI).

A garage is often used as a storage space for things you don’t want inside of your home, but you still need or would like to have such as: a place to put your car, storage for lawn mower’s, tools, bikes, and simply things you still want to hold onto for keepsake.

Summer is a beautiful time to enjoy the outdoors, but it can be a nightmare if there are a ton of bugs buzzing around! It may seem like there is nothing you can do to stop the nuisance. However, there are actions you can take to deter bugs away from your yard:

Summer is underway. If you have a pool, you may have begun to think about when you will reopen it, but before you jump right in consider safeguarding your pool first. Below are 6 ways to safeguard your pool, so that you can enjoy it safely: 

Working from home has become the new normal for many since the beginning of 2020, but even after a year most have not mastered ergonomic ways to work from home. Working ergonomically simply means creating an efficient and comfortable work environment that enables you to complete your duties.

While you may be excited and anxious to get your boat back on the water, it’s important to ensure your boat is in good working order first. We’ll point out three major considerations you should address before your boat touches the water:

Insurance coverage is all about providing you with the best possible protection for your assets. One risk every homeowner is aware of is the potential for a home fire, but did you know your home’s unique location actually receives what we refer to as a “Fire Protection Class Rating”?

If you are looking for ideas to increase the value of your home, whether you are looking to sell or planning for future endeavors, then look no further! Here are 8 smart ways to boost the value of your home: