Across the country, businesses that are deemed non-essential have ceased operation to help stop the spread of the Covid. Unfortunately, the sudden economic halt has caused many companies to fire, furlough or lay off their workforce. For many workers, there…
About 90% of people in the U.S have been ordered to stay at home due to the coronavirus pandemic. As a result, people are spending more time at home than ever before, and this trend will most likely continue through…
That turf on football and baseball fields looks lush and photogenic; while some fields boast real grass, many opt for faux options. Like the home team, your lawn can also sport grass that stays forever green. Yes, fake grass is…
Time leaves wear and tear on refrigerators, stoves, washers/dryers and other major appliances. For this reason, you may be asking yourself: when and where to buy appliances in 2020? Some homeowners upgrade when they tire of the old models, but…
The green (and much warmer) season of spring officially begins in late March. Now is the time to start planning your front of house landscaping for this colorful and (hopefully) balmy time of year. Don’t have a great talent—or love—for…
While people all over the globe are following “Shelter at home” mandates from their local and federal governments, energy efficiency becomes an even more important consideration. Instead of leaving the home for work, individuals who may be struggling financially due…
It’s estimated that heating and cooling your home accounts for about 42% of your annual energy bill. If you’re interested in saving money on your monthly utility bills, adjusting the way you use your heater and the air conditioner is…
Did you know that a significant portion of your annual household budget is spent on energy? It’s estimated that the average household in the U.S. spends between 5-22% of their annual after-tax income on energy bills. This is why it’s…
The U.S. Geological Survey estimates that each person in the U.S. uses an average of 80 to 100 gallons of water at home per day. But this number will most likely rise now that more people are staying home due…
Being quarantined because of COVID-19 could have you worried about increasing your utility bill. Naturally, spending more time at home means spending more money on your home. Plus, using more energy will contribute to your household footprint. Take a look…
