News & Consumer Advice

A sick or dead tree can threaten your home and your property. Luckily, it's not hard to keep your home safe. Trained arborists, like these TrustDALE certified tree removal experts, can diagnose, treat, and remove dangerous trees.

We got a question from a consumer about a special tax credit. He had heard that he might be able to deduct $4,000 from his taxes to cover vacation travel expenses in 2020. But before he filed, he asked TrustDALE to confirm this unusual tax credit.

If you notice that your home looks grungy and old, but nothing in particular is wrong, chances are it just needs to be cleaned. Many homeowners are amazed by the difference a simple pressure wash can make.

What can you do when you’re facing a move, but you don’t have the time or energy to pack and load? You contact a TrustDALE certified moving company like Georgia Pack & Load.

No one thinks it will happen to them, but it's a common problem. You're out and about and go to unlock your car, only to realize that the keys are inside the car.

Is your honey-do list not shrinking? Maybe you can't find the time for your projects or you're unsure that you have the skills you need. Whatever the reason your home project list isn't shrinking, Mr. Handyman has the answer.

With high-quality gear becoming increasingly affordable, you can build a home theater you will be proud of on a budget you can manage. And with new releases now coming directly to streaming, the content is there to make this a worthwhile investment.

You may have an idea of what you want your room to look like, but choosing the exact flooring to use can be complicated, to say the least. So here’s what you need to know to find the right floors for your home.

Regular maintenance can do a lot to keep your fence looking like new for as long as possible. But as your fence starts to show its age, many homeowners are left asking whether they should repair or replace a fence.

In Georgia, it is unlawful for any business or individual to offer to improve your credit score for money. The only exceptions are some banks and non-profits, who can help you repair your credit.