Saving energy has become a crucial debate today. According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency, America currently produces 5,981 million metric tons of harmful carbon emissions. 13% of that total is released by the residential sector. These statistics may Continue reading →

The 2022 property tax protest season is quickly coming upon us.

Initial numbers are showing the Appraisal districts aggressive with over 95% of properties receiving on average a 20% increase over last year.

We are prepared to file a protest Continue reading →

Fences – look for any warped, worn, broken or missing pickets, as well as any fences that may be leaning.
Please also check your gates for damage to latches and hinges.

Missing Grass – evaluate your front yard for patchy Continue reading →

1. Test the Alarms 

Smoke detectors have a lifespan of around ten years. However, they should be checked regularly, one at a time, in each home. 

Test both fire and carbon monoxide detectors by pushing the small “test” Continue reading →

Freezing temperature can be harsh on the lawn sprinkler system and lead to costly damages, so it is imperative that you winterize these systems before the temperature dips. Doing this, you can avoid breaking of components that occurs due to Continue reading →

HOLIDAYS

Don’t think you have the skills to pull off an epic jack-o’-lantern that’ll have the whole neighborhood talking? Think again! With our six pumpkin carving tips, you’ll have every front-door visitor oohing, ahhing, and shrieking with delight this spooky Continue reading →

Fall Maintenance To-Do List for Your Home (cominghomemag.com)

Even though it can be difficult to predict if a natural disaster will strike in Katy, Houston, and the surrounding areas, preparing for a natural disaster doesn’t have to be. There are many things you can do to prepare. In Continue reading →