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Could $12 Have Saved 12 Lives?

January 31, 2018

File Under: Preventable tragedies – Bronx Apartment Fire “The 3-year-old boy in the kitchen screamed. His mother ran in from the bathroom. He had been playing with the knobs of the stove again. With flames jumping through the kitchen, she scooped up the boy and a 2-year-old child and ran into the cold. She left […]

Here’s How To Avoid High Energy Costs

August 3, 2017

Helpful Information from Vango Inspections Do you cringe each month when your utility bill arrives in the mail? If high energy costs are getting you down, don’t blame your electronic devices. Heating and cooling are the largest energy expense for most homes, reports the U.S. Department of Energy. If you dream of building a new, […]

How To Save On Home Cooling Costs

July 27, 2017

Article Courtesy of Vango Inspections What would you rather do: Pay your utility bill or take a much-deserved vacation? With an endless stream of bills each month, you might wonder where you can find the money to jet off to the beach or mountain resort of your dreams. There is a solution. The average […]

Avoid These 5 Things If You’re Buying A New Home

July 24, 2017

From your friends at Vango Inspections Buying your first home is comparable to the first time you ride a bike. You can learn how it works from your parents and observe it from a distance, but you really won’t know the ins and outs until you sit down on the bicycle and start riding. […]

Your HVAC Can Conserve Energy And Cost Less, Here’s How

July 13, 2017

Choosing an HVAC that’s environmental-friendly and affordable is easy. The article courtesy of Vango Inspections The majority of Americans (74 percent) care about the environment, according to Pew Research. If you recycle regularly and have a programmable thermostat, you’re already doing something positive for the environment. But when it comes time to replace […]

Big-Impact Ideas for Small Patio Spaces

June 1, 2017

(BPT) – Do you have a small patio? Do you think you can’t do much with the space due to its size? There’s probably a lot more potential than you think. From the influx of urban dwellers, empty-nesters in transition and even the tiny-home movement, the trend of downsizing continues across the United States. Contrary […]

Hosting guests? 9 easy steps to prep your home

May 5, 2017

Fast tips to protect your home when hosting guests Hosting friends and family at your home is a guaranteed way to make long-lasting memories. Not only will your guests be reminiscing about the wonderful chats and laughs you shared, but thanks to some quick tips from Minwax(R) spokesperson, Bruce Johnson, they’ll remember how great your […]

Where to find rebates, tax credits and rewards for energy-efficient home improvements

April 28, 2017

If you’re planning to make some home improvements this year, you’re probably thinking about energy-efficient options, knowing they can save you money in the long run. However, many eco-friendly home improvements that help lower your energy bills can also pay off right away in the form of rebates and tax credits. Whether you’re considering installing […]

Six factors driving the cost of your new HVAC system

April 21, 2017

More than half of homes in the U.S were built before 1980, according to U.S. Census figures. With most home heating and ventilation systems lasting around 20 years, millions of American homeowners will be looking at replacing their HVAC systems this year. If you’ll be among them, understanding the factors that influence the cost of […]

5 easy ways to keep your family comfortable during a power outage

April 14, 2017

Losing power at home is inconvenient. When it happens, the worst part is not knowing if the outage will last for a couple hours, or if it will stretch on for days. But if you take a little time to get organized and round up a few items today, you will be ready to keep […]

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