Recent Home Improvement Articles

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Home Improvement
Shelley Frost

Whole-House Humidifiers and Dehumidifiers De-mistified: Everything You Need to Know 

Humidity issues make your home uncomfortable, but they can also cause issues like mold growth or damage to wood furniture. A whole-house humidifier or whole-house dehumidifier could solve your issues.

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Home Improvement
Shelley Frost

Duct Tales: A Homeowner's Guide to Ductless AC Systems

A ductless air conditioner is an option for homes without ductwork or in areas that aren't part of your current HVAC system. Here's what you need to know about installation, operation and maintenance.

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Home Improvement
Shelley Frost

UV Lights in Your HVAC System? Here's Everything You Need to Know

UV lights for HVAC systems are used to help kill germs in your heating and cooling system to sanitize the air and improve your home's air quality.

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Home Improvement
Hannah Stephens

How Much Does It Cost to Install an Energy Recovery Ventilation System?

Energy recovery ventilation systems help keep your home well-ventilated and reduce energy loss. However, installing an ERV system can be expensive, and they're not the best option for every home.

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Home Improvement
Shelley Frost

What Is an Energy Recovery Ventilation System?

An ERV is a ventilation system that draws in fresh air from outside while removing polluted indoor air out of your home. Here's what you should know about these systems.

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Home Improvement
John Warbuck

How to Handle an Electrical Emergency: Follow These Safety Tips

You should make sure that your family knows what to do in the event of an emergency and that you practice your emergency preparation plan routinely.

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Home Improvement
John Warbuck

Why Does My Circuit Breaker Keep Tripping?

If you're having a lot of issues with your circuit breaker, you may need to call a professional to determine the best course of action. Before you pick up the phone, here are a few things you can do to handle the problem on your own.

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Home Improvement
John Warbuck

How Your Home's Septic System Works

If your home uses a septic tank, not knowing how to care for it properly can be costly. Here’s what homeowners need to know about their septic systems.

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