Repairs & Maintenance

Investing in outdoor amenities can help reduce stress, improve immunity, and increase property value. Landscaping with native plants, raised beds, flowers, and lights can create a beautiful backyard. Livable spaces like decks, patios, and gazebos should include seating, tables, lighting, and fireplaces. Outdoor entertainment options such as swimming pools and outdoor kitchens provide fun activities

Home renovation presents an opportunity to make your home more sustainable by investing in green practices. Conducting an energy audit and assessing water usage can help identify areas for improvement.  Upgrading to energy-efficient windows, doors, appliances, and lighting is cost-effective and energy-saving.  Installing low-flow fixtures and harvesting rainwater are great ways to reduce water consumption. 

Adding a sunroom is an excellent way to expand living space and add value to the home.  Converting the basement into a functional living area can save money and provide extra space.  Building a verandah or patio can create an outdoor entertaining area without occupying too much room in the yard.  Removing interior walls to

Design with energy efficiency in mind to reduce carbon footprint and save on energy bills. Choose sustainable materials like bamboo, recycled glass, concrete, and FSC-certified hardwood. Use water efficiently by installing low-flow fixtures and a rainwater harvesting system. Employ passive solar design for heating and cooling your home naturally. Prioritize indoor air quality by using

Waterproofing your deck can help prevent water damage and mold/mildew buildup. Implement proper maintenance processes to safeguard against water damage, including ensuring proper drainage, regular cleaning/inspection, and addressing cracks in the wood. Clear away debris to avoid water pooling on the surface of the deck. Early detection of issues can prevent costly repairs and increase

Green buildings can reduce carbon emissions, energy usage, water consumption, and waste production. LEED-certified structures managed by GSA showed decreased CO2 emissions, energy consumption, and water use. Homeowners can make their homes sustainable with solar panels, energy-efficient appliances, eco-friendly insulation, and building materials. Solar panels capture the sun’s energy, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and

• Carpenter ants and termites can cause structural damage to homes by eating through wood. • Bed bugs are difficult to eradicate and can cause psychological distress in those living in the home. • Mosquitoes breed in standing water, spreading diseases such as malaria and dengue fever. • Mice and other rodents can cause damage

A fresh coat of paint is an easy and effective way to give your home a facelift. Updating your landscaping can make a big difference in the exterior of your home. Replacing the front door with an updated design can add to the overall look of your exterior. Adding new lighting is a great way

Building a sustainable home should be energy efficient, using renewable resources like solar energy instead of fossil fuels. Materials used should be natural and environmentally friendly, with low levels of toxicity. Benefits include money savings in the long run and reducing your carbon footprint. Homeowners can use green building techniques such as selecting recycled materials and installing

Adding insulation, such as wool, mineral wool, recycled denim, or hemp, is an eco-friendly and sustainable way to improve home efficiency. Investing in solar panels is a great way to create an alternative source of renewable energy while saving money. Upgrading lighting fixtures with LED bulbs is an energy-efficient way to add style and sophistication to any