It’s that time of year again! Storm season is here, and Weather Master wants your family to be safe when a tropical storm or hurricane hits. Here’s what you need to do to be prepared.
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Before it gets too hot, make sure your air conditioner is getting the proper tune-up. Annual maintenance will save you time and money. Tuning-up your air conditioner in the spring is the perfect time to start!
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Tax refund season is here, and you may be wondering what to do with all that cash. If you don’t already have it earmarked for a summer getaway or a wardrobe-shopping spree, consider putting that money into home improvements that will actually pay you back — energy-efficient upgrades. While not glamorous, energy efficiency has touched
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Sure, a gushing, broken pipe would be cause for alarm and require immediate attention. But let a slow, tiny leak go unfixed, and you could be looking at a big expense. The Insurance Information Institute states, “Water damage is one of the most common and costly disasters affecting U.S. residences, accounting for billions of dollars
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To those who suffer from seasonal allergies, brace yourselves because it’s that season again. Itchy and watery eyes, constant sneezing, and runny nose are about to wreak havoc on your day. Welcome to springtime. “Health experts estimate that 35 million Americans suffer from upper respiratory tract symptoms that are allergic reactions to airborne allergens,” according
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Choosing the right heating system for your home can be difficult, especially when there are different options that could best keep your home comfortable.
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Who you choose for a contractor is very important—you need to be able to trust the company that they will give you quality work at fair prices.
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A typical winter in North Carolina can be mild and wet. We may receive up to six inches of snow, and have lows as low as the teens, but, typically, we have pleasant winters.
What Does Winter Mean in North Carolina? Read More »
Twenty-five percent of New Year’s resolutions are to spend less and save more. Have you considered how much energy, and money, you’re wasting at home?
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Looking to cut back on your home expenses? One of the easiest do-it-yourself projects can take just a weekend and a keen eye to search for and seal air leaks around your house.
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