Winter weather is quickly approaching us which means a lot of snow, slush, sleet, and storms. Even if you aren’t ready for the cold months, your house needs to be! Failing to prepare your home for winter weather can leave you with some costly damages. Good news! We’ve got some maintenance tips to keep your house protected from the elements …
We are currently in the process of developing our training facility building that will host state of the art training, AV equipment, and supplies for new property inspectors. Our school, course and individual classes have been approved by the State of Connecticut, Commonwealth of Massachusetts and all national requirements. EPA classes will be taught as well as continued education programs. …
Vibrantly colored leaves sweep through the streets as delighted homeowners across the region begin decorating their porches with carved pumpkins. The air is crisp and smells of freshly picked apples. It’s October in New England and so begins the festive traditions of late fall that many residents partake in every year. Houses wrapped in artificial spiders webs, large blow-up monsters …
As we go through the month of September in New England, the crisp morning breeze signals the imminent end of sweltering summer days. Over the next few weeks, we will witness the charming transformation from summer to fall unfold before our eyes. As Mother Nature works her magic, you’ll want to make sure your home is prepared for all she …
With 500,000 house fires affecting pets every single year, it is crucial to take precautions that will keep your beloved pets safe in your home. As a homeowner with pets, it is your responsibility to ensure that they are safe and that your home is prepared for pet safety in the event of a fire. That’s why we’ve created a …
We are a little more than halfway through July right now, and temperatures are soaring in Connecticut. Next week’s forecast shows temperatures passing 90℉. It’s incredibly hot and humid, so most of us have our air conditioners cranking! Even when it’s cool outside, the humidity can get locked in your house and prevent it from cooling down. Air conditioners work …
