In climates where the temperature drops below freezing, it is important to insulate outdoor pipes for either the home or the landscape irrigation system. Forgetting to insulate outdoor pipes can lead to pipes that can burst and valves that can break due to severely cold temperatures. Insulating outdoor pipes can prevent damage to your home and the plumbing systems during the difficult winter season. The worst thing that can happen is a pipe burst during Read More
Maintenance Tip: Inspect Washing Machine Hoses
Your washing machine has hoses that connect for both hot and cold water. During the years of use, these rubber hoses can wear out over time due to high water pressure and vibration. To inspect washing machine hoses is a great maintenance tip to see if there is any bulging or softening in the hose. This is also a simple maintenance tip that can be done in a few minutes.
Because a broken washing machine hose can cause a lot of water damage given the volume and pressure of water in these hoses. A quick review of the hoses is simple, however to replace the hoses will take more time than a few minutes. There is also a drainage hose that should be
HomeZada Home Maintenance Tip: Inspect Your Electrical Systems
The power to your home and the electrical systems inside are critical to your home operating smoothly and effectively. Think about the last time the power went out and how everything shut down. Inspect your electrical systems regularly to insure that your systems are working properly. Read More
4 Tips to Spring into Summer Cleaning
Spring Cleaning is something we do not all look forward to, but we are able to clean the cobwebs away after being cooped up all winter. Now that your spring cleaning is nearly complete, here are some tips on continuing your tasks into summer cleaning while still having a grand summertime with your family. Read More
How to Manage Critters Outside
The friendly animals around your neighborhood might feel like they are part of the family however sometimes you have to manage the visits your friendly critters have on your home. Eating your plants and digging up your yard are two big reasons why some critters just might have to move to your neighbor’s house. Read More