March 1, 2024

For many American households, indoor water usage can amount to 400 gallons per day, with the bathroom being the primary source of this consumption. When everything in your home functions properly, it\’s a comforting haven. However, issues like dripping faucets, clogged drains, leaks from fixtures, or condensation on windows can lead to significant water damage, […]

As the saying goes, \”an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.\” In this second installment of our series on home maintenance tips to safeguard your home from water damage, Experts In Your Home emphasizes that taking preventive measures can save you from potentially costly water damage. Most instances of household floods stem

Let\’s face it – your primary concern with your washing machine is likely its ability to efficiently clean your clothes without any hiccups. Spending your time monitoring each cycle isn\’t exactly a thrilling prospect. Most of us prefer to multitask and attend to other household chores while the laundry gets done in the background. However,

Amid discussions about protecting your home from water damage, the utility room often goes unnoticed – the space housing your furnace, humidifier, dehumidifier, water heater, and water softener. In the fourth installment of our home maintenance tips series on water damage prevention, it\’s vital to recognize that potential water damage threats also exist in your

The sight of belongings piled at the curb, waiting for pickup after a basement flood, can be gut-wrenching. Even just an inch of water can result in significant damage, requiring costly cleanup and repairs. Some items, like precious memorabilia, are irreplaceable. Over the years, Experts In Your Home has assisted numerous distressed homeowners grappling with

During this time of the year, it\’s common to attribute symptoms like a persistent cough, runny nose, sore throat, or headaches to the weather. However, the true culprits are often common viruses such as rhinovirus or coronavirus, which enter the body through the mouth, nose, or eyes. While cold, dry air can exacerbate the spread

When considering areas of your home susceptible to water damage, your attic may not immediately come to mind as a top concern. However, the level of risk depends on the contents of your attic. Your attic could be a finished space with a bathroom, partially finished with HVAC systems, or simply housing ductwork. Previous articles

Picture a tranquil rainy day when you\’re sheltered beneath an umbrella, feeling confident as the gentle rain falls around you. It\’s easy to think, \”This rain is manageable. Let it pour.\” However, on blustery days when rain comes at you sideways, an umbrella offers little protection. Despite your efforts, you end up damp, with water

Even if you\’re someone who\’s always been cautious and taken steps to safeguard your home against water damage, the truth is that accidents happen. Pipes can burst, dishwashers can overflow, and sinks and toilets can unexpectedly flood. Moreover, natural events like relentless rainstorms can lead to unforeseen consequences for your home. If you\’ve been following

If you recall your mother or grandmother being diligent about spring cleaning, you might also remember their lamentations about how one task always led to another. Now that you\’re a homeowner, you\’ve likely come to appreciate the accuracy of their observations, especially when it comes to spring home maintenance. This seasonal check-up is crucial as