One winter headache a homeowner doesn’t need – and can take steps to avoid – is an ice dam on the roof. Ice dams can damage walls and ceilings and possibly trap moisture, which could lead to mold, mildew and respiratory...

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You can take steps to ensure your home is well prepared for winter weather – and that your family doesn’t get any colder than they want to be. Consider these suggestions for your comfort and safety. INSPECT THE HEATING...

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Snow can mean more than a temporary loss of electrical power or inaccessible roads. Unless you prepare for snow, excessive accumulation can also cause a building’s structure to fail or even collapse. The northeastern...

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Claims experience shows that theft losses can be prevented when a central station burglar alarm is installed and activated in your home. Improve your family’s security and reduce the potential of home intrusion by...

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It takes only minutes for a fire to escalate. Even with the responding fire department’s prompt arrival, a home could be destroyed. To help avoid this, have your home fitted with a residential sprinkler system. A...

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It’s easy to get caught up in excitement when you’re looking for a new home. Keep in mind, though, when a home is listed for sale, it is being presented as positively as possible. As a prospective buyer, you will want...

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Does your homeowner policy have sufficient coverage limits to help you recover fully after a loss and avoid incurring serious financial burdens? It’s a question many people don’t ask, and if they have a claim, it can...

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While tornadoes can occur throughout the year, spring and early summer are peak months in most of the United States. Prepare to respond to a tornado by stocking your emergency kit, updating your family’s emergency...

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Spring weather brings hope for new beginnings and warmer temperatures. Plants, welcomed or not, start to burst out of their winter slumber. Sunshine fills the house, prompting us to spruce up indoors and outdoors. ...

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High winds are a danger to people and property. Learning what to look for and how to properly prepare can save lives and minimize damage. WIND CHARACTERISTICS - Wind damage can come from wind alone or from severe...

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Home improvement projects seem to have no season. While many big outdoor projects happen in spring and summer, homeowners may find the best time to work on a renovation project is when contractors are available or...

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While even the best forecasters cannot guarantee what’s ahead this winter, now is the time to prepare yourself and your home for the coming season. In recent years, record low temperatures caused pipes to freeze in...

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For many of us, our homes are the biggest financial investment we will make during our lifetime. That’s why it’s crucial to spend some time each year thoroughly checking your home for needed repairs, updates and safety....

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If you’re considering upgrading your home this spring or summer, be sure to let Lang Insurance know. There are lots of reason people want to update their home. Whether it’s to add value to your property or to give it an...

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With today being the first day of winter, we thought it would be a good time share with our readers some ways that they can protect their property. So far, we have been lucky and haven’t had to deal with harsh snow or...

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By Christopher Barger I recently had a new roof put on my house. Before construction work could begin, there was the job of negotiating the terms of the project. After I accepted the winning bid, the contractor sent...

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By Cincinnati Life Buildings are vulnerable to fire during construction phase. Building or remodeling a home or business is an exciting time, filled with many decisions. One consideration that’s easy to overlook is...

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By Safeco Your home protects you from the elements, but heavy rains can weaken that protection. With a little maintenance and a lot of vigilance, it’s not hard to stay safe and dry. Spring rainstorms are a fact of life...

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