(BPT) - When severe weather strikes, one's home is often the first line of defense. While many homeowners are focused on protecting the roof, windows or basement, it's easy to forget about one of the home's most important systems: heating and cooling. An HVAC system keeps a family comfortable year-round, but it's also vulnerable to damage during storms, floods, wildfires and other natural disasters. Read more...
(NAPSI)—Don’t put away your lawn equipment just yet. Fall isn’t just about admiring the colors and taking care of the leaves; it’s also a critical time for yard care. The TurfMutt Foundation, which advocates for the care and use of yards, parks, schoolyards and other green spaces, urges homeowners to get outside and start preparing their yards for the seasons ahead.
Read more...(NewsUSA) - In the United States, severe weather events continue to increase on an annual basis, and with that comes the growing threat of power outages. During National Preparedness Month in September, experts recommend developing a plan to stay safe during a storm-induced power outage, including determining the best backup power options for your home and lifestyle.
Read more...(NAPSI)—When the weather cools down and furnaces fire up, it’s a good time to think about your home’s air ducts. Hidden behind the walls and ceilings, ducts quietly move warm air through the house, but they can also circulate dust, dirt, and contaminants if they haven’t been cleaned in a while.
Read more...(NAPSI)—Nearly 30 million Americans move into new homes each year, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. If you’re among them, SmartMove is here to keep you connected to Internet and entertainment.
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