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  • 1 week ago | todayshomeowner.com | Amy DeYoung |Jonathon Jachura

    Hiring a professional, licensed plumber is strongly recommended for any major home plumbing project or repair. Knowing how to find qualified plumbers in your area and what to look for during the hiring process will ensure you get quality work done safely and correctly. Keep reading for my tips and tricks on how to hire a qualified plumber for your home. For everyday drips and clogs, you can save the cost of a plumber by doing the work yourself.

  • 1 week ago | todayshomeowner.com | Lora Novak |Amy DeYoung

    An ice and water shield is necessary for a home’s roofing system, though it usually goes unnoticed. This waterproof membrane sits beneath the shingles, providing an extra protection against moisture, leaks, and water damage. While invisible once installed, an ice and water shield greatly safeguard a home from the elements. This guide will explore what an ice and water shield is, its benefits, its installation process, and why it’s important for any roofing project.

  • 2 weeks ago | todayshomeowner.com | Amy DeYoung

    Cracks and gaps around doors and windows are a safety hazard that impact your home’s moisture control, energy efficiency, pest prevention, and noise reduction. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, sealing air leaks can save you between 10% and 20%on your energy bills. Fortunately, sealing gaps around doors and windows is a simple DIY project that most homeowners can tackle in under an hour‌.

  • 2 weeks ago | todayshomeowner.com | Amy DeYoung

    Water stains on furniture can be a homeowner’s nightmare. Whether it’s a forgotten glass of water or an overwatered plant, these unsightly marks can frustrate even the most diligent homeowner. The good news is that homeowners can remove most water stains with the right techniques and a bit of patience, restoring furniture to its former glory. This guide will walk through effective methods for tackling white and dark water stains, plus preventive measures to keep your furniture pristine.

  • 2 months ago | todayshomeowner.com | Jonathon Jachura |Amy DeYoung

    Note: In July 2024, SunPower notified dealers it would be halting all new shipments and project installations. The company also noted it would “no longer be supporting new Leases and PPA sales nor new project installations of these financing options.”No state uses more solar power than California. Electricity costs here run nearly 70% higher than the rest of the country and keep climbing each year.

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