Thursday, January 7, 2021 From the threat of black ice to a blinding whiteout, most drivers know to take extra caution when winter rolls around. Yet could you be heeding advice that has no basis in truth? Find out now. Myth 1: You should let your car idle before driving in cold weather. READ MORE >>
Thursday, January 7, 2021 Snowplow drivers are the unsung heroes of winter. On a frigid winter morning before you’ve even made coffee… they’ve already been up for hours, plowing and salting roads and driveways so you can safely get to work. Related: How NOT To Drive in the Winter READ MORE >>
Thursday, January 7, 2021 Frigid winter temperatures can cause pipes to freeze – or even burst. Do you know how to tell if pipes are frozen? We’ve pulled together tips to help prevent frozen pipes and a list of suggestions for you to follow if they do freeze. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, November 3, 2020 There’s no denying it: Winter is on its way. Winterizing your home can help lower your energy bills, prevent bigger more costly repairs later on, and reduce the risk of accidents like a home heating fire. (Side note: That’s why having the right homeowners insurance can give you peace of mind, too. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, March 3, 2020 Your yard goes dormant throughout the winter, and the cold temperatures can seriously wear it down. Help your yard recover from winter with these tips. Remove any patches of damaged lawn. Salt, plows and disease can do a number on your grass, so use a metal rake to remove any dead or damaged patches. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, April 3, 2019 Your car has battled snow, ice, salt and potholes for months on end. Now that winter’s in the rear view mirror, certain aspects of your car need a little more TLC than others. SPRING CAR MAINTENANCE: 8 THINGS TO CHECK Tires: In the snow belt, now is the time to swap your snow tires for your all-season tires. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, December 5, 2018 You probably have an idea of how to winterize your home. (And if not, we can help you with that!) However, it’s not always clear how to protect your home from melting snow that leaves slush, mud or water in its wake. READ MORE >>
Monday, February 26, 2018You wake up after a cold night to find that some of your home’s pipes burst. How did this happen? Water remains in your pipes almost continuously. During times of extreme freezing temps, the water in the pipes can freeze. The water expands within the pipes, creating pressure on the inside of the pipe. READ MORE >>
Thursday, December 28, 2017Storage for vehicles during the winter is not as simple as it sounds. Vehicles require proper protection from winter elements. Some owners even do not drive specific vehicles during the colder months. The risks are too many. Snow, sleet, hail, and wind threaten high-valued vehicles. READ MORE >>
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