The Softer Side of Energy Conservation

By now, you’ve probably heard that hard water isn’t a good thing. It can leave spots on your glassware, make clothes appear dingy, feel rough, and leave deposits on shower walls, sinks, and toilets. But did you know that hard water can raise not only energy costs but detergent usage as well? According to research … Read more

Spring Home Maintenance Check List

Spring is finally here which means it’s time to check your home for any damage old man winter may have caused, whether that be moisture accumulation, clogged gutters, or animals nesting in vents. Here are some home maintenance areas around your home you’ll want to check. Start With The Roof Your roof is one of … Read more

What is an Energy Recovery Ventilation System and Why Your Home Needs One

A healthy home is one that is properly ventilated. This ventilation not only provides your home and family fresh air, but it also removes odors, pollutants, and removes excess humidity that can wreak havoc on the structural components of the house. In fact, moisture damage is one of the most overlooked problems in homeownership. As … Read more

Kitchen Renovations Made Easy

Kitchen Renovations Made Easy

Renovating any room in your home can be a stressful undertaking, and kitchens, in particular, seem to be the Achilles’ heel of modern makeovers. With so many things that CAN go wrong during the renovation, it’s important to sit down and carefully plan each and every step so as to avoid problems down the road. … Read more

The Evolution of the Sustainable Home

The term ā€œsustainable homeā€ is quite common at this point in time, but it wasn’t too long ago that most people had never heard of it, let alone had any idea what it really meant. Sustainable building really made its mark in this country in the 1960s when there was an exodus of people moving … Read more

Become a Greener Grocery Shopper

Become a Greener Grocery Shopper

Are you hurting the planet every time you run to the store to pick up your weekly grocery items? Although most shoppers don’t mean to, they tend to widen their carbon footprint. This is simply because grocery shopping can create a large amount of waste. In fact, it’s estimated that close to 15% of municipal … Read more

Is Your DIY Project a Health Hazard?

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Every day across the country, many homeowners choose to tackle various DIY projects. For some, it’s an enjoyable hobby they can do on the weekends. For others, it’s a way to raise the value of their home without having to hand over a small fortune to a group of hired contractors. In either scenario, these … Read more