Moving: Tips and Tricks to Reduce Stress

Posted on: 8 July 2015
More than 26 million American housing units are connected to a private septic system instead of a municipal sewer system. Since your septic system is buried underground, you may only have a vague understanding of how it works, and you may not know that there is more than one type of septic system, some better than others. An alternating bed septic system may be a better choice for your household; here's what you need to know.
[Read More]

Posted on: 3 June 2015
With summer starting, it is time to put away your winter draperies and try out some hot, new styles in your home. Changing your curtains during summer can make your home brighter, keep it cooler, or just give you a way to express yourself. If you need some inspiration to get started, consider one of these five ideas.  Cafe Curtains  Cafe curtains are a great option when you need a little bit of street-level privacy but still want to allow the summer sun into your home.
[Read More]

Posted on: 4 May 2015
Moving home can be a difficult and stressful time for everyone involved. However, oftentimes people overlook the effect of moving home on their household pets. Cats are often more domesticated than dogs, and as such can be more troublesome to relocate. As such, here are three tips on helping your cat during these big changes. Put Your Cat's Safety First The stress and anxiety that moving home brings can lead you to become distracted.
[Read More]

Posted on: 6 April 2015
Is your garage door spring broken? You probably didn't even know until you tried to get your car out of the garage and the door wouldn't open. You might have heard a loud banging or crashing noise from somewhere in the house, but houses make a lot of noises that can't be readily identified. It is not surprising if you ignored it. Most people would do the same. But now you are facing a broken garage door spring and your car is in the garage.
[Read More]