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Recent Home Improvement Articles
How to Insulate Your Pipes
Exposed pipes can cause heat loss, condensation and noise issues anywhere in your house. Pipe insulation could be your solution.
A Definitive Guide to Getting the Leaves Off Your Lawn
While jumping in a pile of leaves is a fun fall activity, leaf raking isn’t so much. These tips should make the process faster and beneficial for your lawn.
How to Use Your Air Conditioner for Maximum Efficiency
Ready to beat the heat? Here are five ways to maximize the cooling power of your AC.
AC Tonnage: There's Tons to Learn About Your Air Conditioner's Cooling Capacity
In the market for a new central air conditioner? There's a ton to think about, including tonnage — or cooling capacity. Here's a guide.
Get the Stink Out: Odor Removal Cost Guide
Whether you’re dealing with pet odor or smoky aromas, some smells can’t be banished with just a lit candle or an open window. Some stink requires a professional touch. Here's a cost breakdown.
Common Lawn Diseases and How to Treat Them
Lawn disease causes can vary, from weather conditions to lawn care routines. Check out these common lawn diseases to help identify the issues with your yard and ways to fix them.
How to Change the Lightbulb in Your Refrigerator
Fridge bulb burned out? We'll guide you through the process of selecting the right replacement and provide a step-by-step tutorial on how to install it.
10 of the Most Common AC Issues — and How to Fix Them Yourself
These are some of the most common issues homeowners often face with air conditioners. The good news? Most of these you can fix yourself without calling an HVAC technician.
