Home Improvement

Americans gather in backyards across the United States in celebration of the nation’s independence each July. Festivities often include delicious foods cooked on the grill, music, laughter and, if there is a pool in the yard, hours of splashing around.

Chances are no one wants to replicate the side effects of the global pandemic anytime soon. Despite all of the upheaval it brought to so many people’s lives, there was at least one silver lining to the pandemic: a newfound appreciation for backyards and other outdoor living areas.

Has this scenario happened to you? You toil throughout the early spring seeding and fertilizing your lawn and start to reap the benefits of this hard work when the thick, green grass fills in. Your curb appeal peaks and your landscape is picture-perfect.

Projects can go sideways for a number of reasons, but a skilled contractor can help homeowners navigate such situations successfully.

Backyard barbecues are a staple of Memorial Day weekend, and such informal gatherings contribute to the laid-back vibe of the three-day weekend.

Many people love gardening because it allows them to spend time outdoors in the spring.

Homeowners know it can be tempting to go the do-it-yourself (DIY) route when starting a home improvement project

Electrical fires are no joke. The Hartford insurance company says electrical failure or malfunctions account for almost 34,000 home fires per year.

It’s easy for pests to find their way into and around a home. In fact, certain conditions may be inviting pests to a property.

Pet owners who aspire to have beautiful lawns will have to take a few extra steps to ensure lawns can persevere despite the presence of furry companions.