News & Consumer Advice

We all like to feel like we got our money's worth when we make a purchase—especially a large one. So when this homeowner spent over $16,000 to solve a problem that wasn't fixed, she was rightly upset.

As winter rolls in, now is a good time to check your home and make sure that you aren’t welcoming in a slew of winter pests. Follow these helpful tips to protect your home this winter.

You don’t have to settle for cheap, low-quality takeout. Instead, you can now order the finest restaurant-quality meat and seafood for delivery right to your home.

Some septic tanks can go up to three years between cleanings, but many could benefit from an annual pumping. We recommend going through your septic tank maintenance checklist twice a year, at the beginning of winter and the beginning of summer.

Amidst the economic fallout from COVID, some companies are making millions without providing any service. That’s because these companies have canceled their services, but aren’t refunding the money they have already been paid.

While you may have spent years considering your addition, when it comes to actually planning an addition, you need to ask yourself and your contractor some important questions.

The problem with many government services is that, unlike businesses, they have no incentive to do their jobs quickly or with a high level of customer service.

If you've grown tired of staring at the same four walls, maybe it's time to shake things up a bit. The perfect kitchen remodel takes planning and good choices. But with these tips and tricks, you can have the kitchen of your dreams.

No one thinks disaster will strike. But that attitude can make a disaster much, much worse. Here are some tips to make sure that if the worst happens, you’ll be prepared.

While financial planning services usually cost money, they are an investment in your financial future or even present. So if you are sure that financial planning isn't for you, think again.