You Are Browsing ‘Life@Home’ Category

Posted on Feb 15 2022 - 4:12pm by Paige Brown, Managing Editor
Comments Off on How to Choose the Right Refrigerator for Your Home

By Anica Oaks Whether you've recently purchased a new home or you're making some upgrades to your kitchen, the new refrigerator you choose is an important decision. There's not a one-size-fits-all solution here; the refrigerator you should purchase depends upon the specific needs of your family. Here are some things to consider: Number of People Families come in...

Posted on Feb 14 2022 - 3:57pm by Paige Brown, Managing Editor
Comments Off on 5 Steps You Should Take When Your Home Floods

By Anita Ginsburg Whether it's a broken pipe or a flash flood, homeowners need to take immediate action when their home floods. The longer water stands in a home, the more damage will be done. Related: How to Sell a Home in a Flood-Prone Area The first 24 hours following a flood are critical to ensure safety and give your home and belongings the best chance to recover....

Posted on Feb 9 2022 - 4:27pm by Housecall
Comments Off on Property Value-Related Reasons to Install a Home Security System

By Brooke Chaplan As technology progresses, home security measures are evolving. Companies are creating surveillance systems that keep homeowners at ease, especially when they aren’t home. If you’re planning on selling your home in the near future, you should consider investing in a home security system. While it may not seem like a large increase in property...

Posted on Feb 8 2022 - 3:03pm by Housecall
Comments Off on Home Repairs That You Should Never Procrastinate

By Meghan Belnap It's easy to put off home repairs, especially if they seem like big, daunting tasks. You are only making the problem worse and costing yourself more money by procrastinating. So, what home repairs should you never procrastinate? Repair a Leaking Roof The roof keeps everything safe from rain and snow in most homes, so if it falls apart, every room...

Posted on Jan 27 2022 - 3:06pm by Paige Brown, Managing Editor
Comments Off on Live Like an A-Lister With These Celebrity Home and Decor Collections

Credit: Pura From actors to athletes, celebrities of all kinds have gorgeous homes, full of style and aesthetics that anyone would crave. The problem is, not everyone is a celebrity with a seemingly endless budget for outfitting their homes, hiring interior designers or buying high-end furniture. However, there is a way to achieve that celebrity style you want without...

Posted on Jan 26 2022 - 4:13pm by Housecall
Comments Off on Enhance Your Home Safety in 2022 With These Exterior and Interior Checks

By Brentnie Daggett Regular inspections of your home can help you address issues before they cause any harm, and the new year is the perfect reminder to cross this task off your list. While seasonal home inspections are the ultimate way to stay on top of maintenance and potential risks, performing an in-depth safety check at least once a year will ensure that you...

Posted on Jan 24 2022 - 5:04pm by Housecall
Comments Off on Reasons to Get Your AC Inspected During the Winter Months

By Anita Ginsburg Your home's air conditioning system may be the last thing on your mind when it's cold outside, but you can get valuable benefits when you contact an HVAC company for professional AC maintenance during the winter months. Consider these four reasons to reach out for the inspection, cleaning and repair of your air conditioner before the summer heat...

Posted on Jan 20 2022 - 4:44pm by Housecall
Comments Off on Steps to Installing a Well on Your Property

By Kara Masterson Installing a well on your property is an excellent way to increase your property's value, especially if you live in a more rural area. Not only can a well be used for drinking water, but it can also be a valuable backup should public water fail for any reason. Below are some steps necessary if you decide to install a well on your property: Get the...

Posted on Jan 5 2022 - 4:29pm by Housecall
Comments Off on A Guide to Appliance Maintenance for New Homeowners

By Meghan Belnap Buying home appliances is expensive. From dishwashers and refrigerators to espresso machines and water heaters, once they're fitted into a home, the responsibility of making sure they operate efficiently lies on the homeowner. Related: How to Avoid Dust Buildup in Household Appliances Although it may seem like a daunting task for new homeowners,...

Posted on Dec 27 2021 - 9:42am by Housecall
Comments Off on Areas of Your Home Most Susceptible to Winter Wear and Tear

By Kara Masterson Winter means cold temperatures and snow on the ground. Although this season is beautiful, the frigid weather means that the extreme elements winter can bring can also damage various areas in your home. Related: How to Handle a Burst Pipe and Minimize Damage Below are a few areas you may want to keep in mind as temperatures starts to drop across...