Nov 13 2024
As the chill of fall sets in and the first snowfall looms, Maine homeowners know it's time to start getting their homes ready for winter. Between stacking firewood, cleaning the furnace, and digging out the winter clothes, there's a lot to do in a short time. However, as you batten the hatches, remember the sneaky pests looking to make your home their winter retreat. Winter brings its challenges… Read More >
Nov 05 2024
According to Farmer’s Almanac, Mainers need to brace for a wet winter whirlwind (their words, not ours) that will bring both rain and snow, with little downtime in between. Other sources, however, don’t agree and are forecasting a calmer, gentler winter in the Pine Tree State. Which New England forecast is correct? Only time will tell. Regardless of what’s in store for us, there’s a… Read More >
Oct 08 2024
Even though temperatures drop below freezing, ice builds up, and snow can pile up for a good chunk of the year, pests remain a year-round concern for Maine homeowners. That’s right—while fall and winter bring pumpkin-flavored treats and cozy sweaters, they also signal pests to take action to survive the colder months. Whether the cold sets in quickly or gradually, pests are on the move. With… Read More >
Apr 04 2024
Many Maine homeowners have yet to realize the full potential of their basements. In the past, basements were mainly used for doing laundry, housing the wood stove and/or furnace, storing furniture and belongings, and other similar functions. However, times have changed, and basements have become much more versatile, serving as entertainment spaces, home gyms, man-caves, and even in-law apartments… Read More >
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