Five Tips For Storing Emergency Generators

Generators can be life-saving in an emergency. However, if you want to ensure your generator will work during the next emergency, you need to store it correctly. Here are some tips to keep in mind: 1. Protect it from the elements with a tarp or shed. Most generators are designed to withstand the elements. However, if possible, you should protect your generator from prolonged exposure to the outdoors so that it doesn't rust in the rain, get dented in hail or collect a lot of debris during a windstorm. Read More 

Two Tips For Maintaining Home Projectors

A powerful projector can be an excellent addition to any homeowner's entertainment system. However, these projectors can be a significant investment in your entertainment, which means it is important for you to get the most from these devices. Unfortunately, there are many people that may not be very familiar with projector maintenance. If this applies to you, it is important to follow these two maintenance tips to ensure that your projector stays in the best condition possible. Read More 

Three Other Appliances You May Want To Replace At The Same Time As Your Furnace Replacement And Why

When it is time to get your furnace replaced, that may be the only task on your mind because of the expense. However, you may want to take another look at some of your other appliances and have them replaced at the same time. These other appliances may not have much time left themselves, and having an HVAC technician come out for several trips in one year is not only frustrating, but also very expensive. Read More 

Choose The Right Granite For A Kitchen That Rocks

When planning a kitchen remodel, new features like granite countertops can add a whole new dimension of beauty and professionalism to your kitchen. But it can be difficult to decide between all the different colors and styles of granite out there. Here's a handy guide to how to choose. Consider the Surroundings The colors of the cabinets surrounding the granite will add their own touches to the countertops' impression, so start by taking a look at your intended cabinetry. Read More 

Keeping The Common Areas And Apartment Complex Clubhouse Tidy: Inexpensive Options

If you manage an apartment complex, and it has its own pool, clubhouse, and several "common" areas, you may be doing a lot of work to keep these areas tidy. You may even be asking all of the tenants to chip in and clean the common areas. Really, that job should belong to a cleaning or maintenance crew. If you cannot afford to hire a crew to do the job daily, you might consider some of the following services to assist you. Read More