Posts in category 'Home Ownership'

Whether you're moving across town or across the country, packing can be one of the most stressful parts of a move. But there are a few things you can do to pack like a pro and make the move go a little bit smoother.

• Plan ahead. Develop a to-do list so you won't forget something critical as you head into moving day. This can also help you create an estimate of moving time and costs. Figure out who you need to notify that you're moving and what needs to be done to close accounts, transfer services, or update your address and when that needs to be done. Don't forget to think about utility companies, credit card companies, local banks, the post office, doctors' and vets' off...

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Winter weather can be hard on your home. Stay warm, save money, and protect your home from winter's worst with some of these reminders...

Check Your Trees

Before any rough winter storms hit, do an inspection of the trees around your property to make sure there are no dead trees in danger of falling or branches that are up against your house. Scan your property for branches that are growing over the house, garage, driveway, or power lines that could cause problems in winter storms.

Clean Your Gutters

Once the leaves are off the tree...

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"Spring is the time of plans and projects." - Leo Tolstoy

Spring is just around the corner, and we know many of you are looking forward to spending more time outdoors and taking on some new projects around your home. We've put together a few reminders about things that should be part of your spring cleaning checklist to help you prepare for the warm weather ahead. 

Safety First!
In addition to regular full system tests, the batteries in your smoke detectors & carbon monoxide detectors should be replaced every 6 months to make sure they will work in an emergency. If you can't remember the last time you tested the system or how old those batteries are, make that a top...

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