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Much of our footprint is expected to face extended periods of wind and rain over the weekend. While rain is desperately needed, soggy ground and wind can cause property damage. We put this blog together so you are prepared, know what steps to take to protect your property, and know what to do in case you sustain damage.
Does your home need a new paint job or a quick refresh on the trim? Are the gutters overflowing with the remains of fall foliage? Or are larger issues demanding immediate attention, like doors and windows, the roof, or the foundation? Whether you thrive on weekends filled with do-it-yourself projects or hide at the mere suggestion, summer's long days and generally agreeable weather in Pennsylvania offer the ideal opportunity to take on the range of home maintenance and improvement tasks to preserve value and functionality for years to come. Here are a few considerations for fixing up the exterior of your home in the months to come.
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From theft of your personal property to ruptured sewer lines, there are many risks involved in owning a home. In some cases, a standard homeowners insurance policy falls short of the protection you need. Enhancement endorsements give you the opportunity to assess what level of risk you're comfortable with, so you can increase your coverage in areas where you want greater protection.
You hear a lot about water conservation lately, but what about water quality? Where does a household's water even come from, how is it maintained, and how can you know if it's safe for you and your family? Here's what you need to know about the water in your home, and what might indicate a problem
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Having water where it's not supposed to be can be one of the biggest threats to your home. Water damage can be caused by many things, including faulty plumbing, leaking appliances, or just bad weather. A smart homeowner knows how to check for water leaks and other issues, and what to do if there's a problem.
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Americans love their stuff. And most of us have things in storage somewhere: the garage, attic, basement, or a storage unit off site. But what's the point of having all these things if they never get used, looked at, or if you can't even remember you have something you need when you actually need it? Here are some tips for downsizing, organizing and storing your stuff in a way that makes sense:
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