After the Flood: Restoring the Home

I never expected to see my home immersed in water. After weeks of rain, the river finally overflowed and engulfed the first floor of the house. After the waters receded, the work of restoring the home began. Fortunately, I was able to find a contractor with experience in restoring homes damaged by bad weather. He evaluated the situation and provided a list of what needed to be done. He also supervised everything from replacing wiring to ripping out the old carpeting. Before the job was finished, he even made sure the new carpeting underwent a thorough carpet cleaning. Don't assume your home is a total loss after a natural disaster. Let me share what I learned about inspections, cleanings, and restorations. With the right help, you could be back in your home in less time than you ever thought possible.

2014

What To Do If Your Air Conditioner Freezes

23 December 2014

Does your air conditioner have frost forming on its pipes? Is there a full block of ice on the outside of the unit? It can be a little confusing to see ice on an outdoor air conditioning unit. After all, your air conditioner is probably running because it's hot out. Ice shouldn't be able to form in hot weather. However, it can happen on a malfunctioning air conditioning unit and it can signal a big problem.
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Living Room Furniture Replacements For Baby-Proofing

18 December 2014

Replacing items and furniture in your living room will be a must if there is a new baby on the way. You can decide whether to overhaul your entire living room, or make some minor adjustments that can be changed back once your baby is older. Either way, some necessary changes to your living room furniture will be in order. Here are four living room items you might need to replace before your baby starts to crawl and walk.
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