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How to prepare for severe weather (opens the original)
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Hurricanes, flooding and severe storms can do significant damage to a home, and while homeowners can’t control the weather, they can control how prepared they are for it. Addressing vulnerabilities before a storm arrives can help reduce potential damage, while knowing what to do afterward can help you recover safely and prevent additional problems. Start by looking at your home’s biggest potential weak points: the roof, windows, doors and foundation. We recommend checking your roof for loose or
How to prepare your home in the fall (opens the original)
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Fall is the perfect time to take care of preventive maintenance before colder weather sets in. A little work now can go a long way toward protecting your home, keeping it comfortable and helping you avoid an unexpected repair in the middle of winter. I always recommend starting with the projects that protect your home from water and cold weather, then working your way through the rest of your seasonal checklist. Begin at the top of your home with the roof and gutters. Look for missing or damaged
What to do before remodeling a kitchen (opens the original)
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For many homeowners, the kitchen is the heart of the home, making it one of the most rewarding rooms to renovate. That sentiment is reflected in Angi’s International Homeowners Study, where homeowners across every country surveyed ranked the kitchen as the second most important room in the home. But because kitchen remodels involve everything from cabinetry and appliances to plumbing and electrical work, they’re also one of the most complex home improvement projects. Taking time to plan before c
Plumbing problems to fix before fall (opens the original)
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Late summer is an ideal time for homeowners to take care of preventative home maintenance before small issues become bigger, more expensive repairs. While tasks like cleaning gutters and servicing your HVAC system often make the seasonal checklist, plumbing maintenance is just as important. Addressing small plumbing issues now can help prevent unexpected leaks, water damage and expensive emergency repairs later in the year. Start by checking for hidden leaks throughout your home. Look beneath si
Are your windows making your home less energy efficient? (opens the original)
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Windows play a major role in your home’s comfort and energy efficiency. Identifying small issues during the summer can help homeowners lower cooling costs now and prepare their homes for cooler weather ahead. As summer temperatures climb, many homeowners expect their air conditioners to work a little harder. But if your home never seems to cool down, certain rooms always feel warmer than others, or your energy bills continue to climb, your windows, not your HVAC system, could be part of the prob
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