Winters can be harsh in New England, and this year is no exception. Between the snow and the freezing rain, it feels like we’re spending most of our free time shoveling, snow-blowing, and salting our driveways and walkways. But don’t forget there’s another place where the snow and ice are
In New Hampshire, between the amount of snow throughout the year and the changing temperatures in spring, the snowmelt season can be dangerous for your home or business. Although snowmelt alone doesn’t usually cause flooding, it can certainly attribute to it. The snowmelt can affect your house, your business, or
It’s that time of year again. Winter storms in Maine and New Hampshire can be brutal! The ice can be a hazard to your home, but there are ways to prevent these problems with a few key tips.
If you plan on getting away this winter, you must ensure your home is ready for your vacation before you start shopping for flip-flops and sunscreen. We have been fortunate in New England that the winter has been relatively mild so far, but cold temperatures and snow storms are common
Burst pipes typically occur when temperatures dip well below the freezing mark and water in the pipes freezes, then expands. Older homes tend to be more vulnerable, but it can happen to any home depending on how well the pipes are insulated and located. What Should I Do If My
Snow and cold weather have finally arrived in Maine and New Hampshire, which is great news for ski resorts but can often lead to headaches for homeowners. Along with rising heating bills, another side effect of winter weather is an increased chance of ice dams forming on your roof. Protect
Winter cold weather and sub-zero temperatures are here; many problems go hand-in-hand with extreme cold, including burst pipes.
Fall in New England is magical. It’s the time of fairs, picking apples and admiring fall foliage. But it goes fast and before you know it we will be facing another winter. Last winter was a doozy for the Northeast, and some homeowners suffered high heating bills or damage to
As winter approaches, ensuring your home is ready for freezing temperatures, snow, and ice is key to preventing costly damage and staying comfortable. Whether you own a historic New England farmhouse or a modern residence, this winter home maintenance checklist covers everything you need to minimize risks like ice dams,
Few things are worse than a major property damage disaster. Each winter, up to a quarter-million homeowners face the devastation of frozen water pipes—a problem that not only disrupts lives but can also lead to costly water damage. Frigid temperatures can quickly turn into overwhelming repair bills, but with the
