Longtime Minnesota homeowners are mostly conditioned to the harsh weather elements, nevertheless, those weather elements are hard on your wallet. With energy prices looming year after year, there’s a few ways to save your energy dollars.

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Are you someone who doesn’t look forward to winter? Don’t let the Grinch get you down.  Winter is for family time, holiday gathering time, and cozy time. Winter time should not be an expensive time for your energy meters.

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Upgrading your attic insulation at the right time can help save on energy costs for Minnesota homeowners.

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There’s no doubt that home improvement shows have become increasingly popular in the last decade, with new shows popping up like there’s no tomorrow. We love to get ideas for our own remodels when it comes to the use of space or trending decor.

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Of all the things you have to have inspected, your chimney is no exception. In fact, your chimney must be operational at all times, or it could cause significant illness or death caused by carbon monoxide.

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Don’t you just gasp when seeing those nasty ugly dark spots on walls, around plumbing and even on insulation? Not only are these unsightly, they also can pose severe health risks, so preventing them in the first place would be of utmost importance.

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Many factors can cause roof leaks and it’s important to know these factors. Read to know the possible causes of roof leaks in your home.

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Whether it’s caused by extreme weather or just an extra rainy season, few things can ruin an evening at home like having to strategically place buckets for ceiling leaks. And what’s left behind after the rain is an ugly brown stain that will only worsen over time. But the visible damage isn’t the only thing you need to worry about. Anytime you can see a leak in your ceiling, your house is already vulnerable to mold growth and even structural damage to your home.

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Summer storms can seem to come out of nowhere, and when they strike, they can leave disaster in their wake.  During a severe storm, the wind is usually one of the greatest threats to your home's roof. Whether it pushes a tree onto your roof, pulls off your shingles, or throws loose debris at your home, a severe storm can bring costly damage to your roof (which oftentimes must be addressed immediately). 

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If you’ve got a leak in your ceiling, you need a lot more than just a bucket. Water damage can cause your ceiling and walls to deteriorate or rot, leading to unhealthy mold proliferation. That’s why it’s important to address water-damaged ceilings as early as possible.

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