Using Green Lumber in Home Construction

Did you know that more often than not, the lumber that makes up the “skeleton” of your home goes through extensive processing before it gets assembled into framing? One big part of the process is to dry out the lumber using a kiln or other method. The...

Supporting A Deck

When a homeowner invests in installing a deck on their home – regardless of whether it’s an addition, a new build, or a renovation, some very common things may be easy to overlook. One of those most common things is the structural support needed to...

A Clutter-Free Home is Easier to Sell

Are you thinking of selling a home? If so, it’s a good idea to look into some techniques or pro tips for drumming up as much interest as possible. One example of a pro tip you might get is to keep your home as clean as possible during the listing. Here are a few...

PPE Around The House

Have you ever thought about wearing personal protective equipment, or PPE, while you’re caring for routine tasks around your home, or performing DIY home improvement projects? PPE is used to protect yourself from a wide variety of safety hazards, and PPE comes...

What Really Makes Thermal Imaging Useful?

One of the many tools in the toolbelt of a professional home inspector is the mighty infrared camera. Thermal imaging is used to identify the general temperature of areas or objects. The camera does this by measuring the infrared energy and displaying it on the...

Keeping Tenants Safe & Secure

If you’re the owner of a rental property, you’re fully aware of the value that comes from having high-quality tenants. If you’ve found good tenants, you’ve found a very good thing. In the long run, it’s in your best interests to keep...
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