Sean Finucane 
It’s always important to clean your house to keep germs and pests away. But with the COVID-19 pandemic keeping us all mostly at home, it’s essential to clean and disinfect surfaces and floors regularly.Â
Of course, we don’t necessarily want to go into debt to stock up on cleaning supplies. To help you keep your home fresh and clean while on a budget, consider these inexpensive ideas for fighting back against bacteria in your home.
Did you know that only 11% of homeowners choose to sell their homes “for sale by owner?” It might seem like a low number, but the truth is that selling a home is more expensive than you might think! So if you need to prep your home for sale on a tight budget, here are … Read more
A home is one of the most important purchases anyone makes in their lifetime. It determines who and where you’ll be for years to come. Owning a home is no small task though, and making sure your home stays in top quality is an even bigger one.
Keeping your home regularly updated and in its best shape may sound expensive to those who are money-conscious. In fact, studies show that in the U.S. 395 billion dollars were spent on home improvement projects in 2018 alone. That is no small chunk of change.
Because of COVID-19, many people are now working from home. As a result, many are worried about the increased costs for their utilities and how they will pay them. Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to save money, such as only watering your lawn with the required one inch of water it needs on a weekly basis. Here are tips on how to manage your utility usage while you’re working from home.