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Posts Selling your house is not just a small step; in fact, it is a giant leap. Whatever the reason may be, one thing is certain: you want to sell as quickly and as high as possible. However, before you put the sign on the lawn, which says "For Sale," you must take specific preparations. …

Posts No one wants to drink water that tastes bad or is stinky. The drinking water can lead to multiple health issues if it's not clean or pure as it should be. Taking care of your loved ones also includes ensuring that the water that comes to your home is clean.  Water quality testing might…

Posts While thinking about mold, you must picture dark patches on the shower tile, a musty smell in a damp closet, or a forgotten food container at the back of the fridge. However, in reality, mold risks usually hide in areas where you spend the least amount of time, such as the attic and basement…

Posts When you walk into a charming older home, it feels like stepping into history. There are arched doorways, hardwood floors, and quirky nooks that newly built homes can’t replicate. But behind the vintage charm of these homes, there could be a hidden guest you don’t want, and that is asbestos. In older homes, asbestos…

Posts Ever wondered what kind of air you are breathing in at your home? You always feel safe inside your home, but poor air inside your home makes your living place unsafe. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), indoor levels of air pollutants may be two to five times, and occasionally more than 100…

Posts You must have faced a situation like stepping into a room after a few days and feeling that damp, sticky heaviness in the air. This is all due to high humidity. You might have heard that humidity does more than just make you uncomfortable. It can directly affect the air you breathe inside your home.…

Posts Thinking asbestos is a relic of the past? Think again. Even though its use has been heavily restricted for decades, an estimated 20% of U.S. public and commercial buildings still contain asbestos materials. And if you’re renovating, demolishing, or buying an older property, that hidden asbestos could pose serious health and legal risks. The…

Posts You can't see it, smell it, or taste it, yet radon gas could be accumulating in your home right now, putting your family at risk. As a naturally occurring radioactive gas that seeps from the soil, radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer after smoking.  What makes it especially dangerous is how…

Posts Like many homeowners, you must also be thinking of turning your backyard into a private oasis. But before you start daydreaming about floating under the sun or hosting poolside BBQs, there’s one key decision that can make or break your entire setup: the pool shape. It’s not just about aesthetics. Your inground swimming pool…

Posts Most of us don’t think twice before pouring a glass of water from the tap. It’s just there, clear and seemingly harmless. But what if that water is quietly putting your health at risk? Even in the U.S., where municipal water systems are regulated, contamination can still slip through the cracks.  Whether it’s from…