The recent report from wbaltv.com had reported an increasing number of incidents where a lot of residents became victims of heat-related incidents: BALTIMORE —Maryland health officials have reported the first heat-related deaths of the summer season. The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene said a woman from Harford County and a man from Baltimore County died in the past week. Both were over the age of 65 and had… Continue Reading
Simple Things to Remember When Hiring a Certified Contractor
Hiring people who do basic property maintenance can practically save us more time and effort, however, this doesn’t assure us that we are getting what we are willing to pay for. In an article released on wusa9.com, a homeowner in Maryland had fallen into the tricky trap of a fly-by-night “contractor”: ROCKVILLE, Md., (WUSA9) — “They poured concrete here, cut the branch off, $2,000,” says Eric Barr. The contractor originally… Continue Reading
Fight Fire with Fire-Resistant Roofing Shingles
Fire accidents can start anywhere in your house. They may start in your living room, kitchen, or roof. As there are an increasing number of fire incidents in Maryland alone, as reported on wbaltv.com, homeowners are forewarned, especially this really hot season:
How to Avoid Discomfort Brought By High Humidity?
The beginning of your weekend can get hot and humid based on the report by WUSA9. The forecast included scattered rain showers throughout the day. Downpours will be experienced throughout the week. Therefore, bringing an umbrella will be the best for the fickle weather pattern.
Prioritize Safety When Celebrating Independence Day
The “land of the free and the home of the brave” was born 170 years after Britain’s colonization. We celebrate our freedom and independence every Fourth of July through parades, family gatherings, and parties. We have picnics, barbecues, and watch festival bands. Of course, this holiday will never be complete without fireworks. The capital and its nearby states – Maryland and Virginia – already posted places where you can watch… Continue Reading
Roof Repair & Activities to Keep Boredom Away this Summer?
Summer in Maryland is not all about beaches and bikinis. It indulges its citizens and attracts tourists into various festivals of music, arts, and fashion. These events will surely save you from boredom, whining, or slouching in the couch. All sorts of entertainment cater to children, adults, and children at heart. Guaranteed that this year you will experience fun memories you’ll never forget. The Baltimore Sun released a pictured list… Continue Reading
Set Your Home Apart from the Others by Enhancing its Curb Appeal
So, after a long time of deliberation, you have decided to finally sell your house. Preparing for this could actually be stressful as you obviously would want to earn top dollar. To do that, careful planning and home improvements are needed.
Keep Your Gutters and Roof in Good Condition Every Time in Case Harsh Rains Occur
Because of climate change, the weather lately has been noticeably erratic; today may be warm and sunny but torrential rains may arrive the next day. To keep yourself and your loved ones safe during these confusing weather patterns, it is always advisable to keep your home in good condition all the time. In this way, you are assured of your family’s safety and comfort should heavy rains do occur.
Take Advantage of the Great Weather to Boost Your Home’s Resistance
Most residents are well aware that DC weather is very fickle. It sometimes goes berserk, especially this time of the year as the climate is segueing from spring to the next. As summer is fast approaching, the region is experiencing a combination of heat and humidity which usually causes thunderstorms or even a hurricane. However, it’s been rather pleasant in patches recently. According to a forecast from washingtonpost.com, it looks… Continue Reading
Not all surprises are good: Always be ready for an unexpected storm visit
A recent spring storm brought heavy rain that caused flooding in the Washington D.C. area, according to a WJLA report:
