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Watching fireworks is one of the best parts of a July 4th celebration, but thousands of people are injured each Independence Day due to firework burns. The safest thing you can do is to leave the pyrotechnics to the experts. However, if you choose to set them off yourself, remember… Read more »

Summer is officially here June 21, which means many of you will be breaking out the swimmies, boogie boards and beach umbrellas to gear up for vacation. While you’re busy packing, don’t forget to prepare your house for vacation too. There are several important security and property measures to take… Read more »

First off, what is a storm surge? According to the National Weather Service, “a storm surge is an abnormal rise of water generated by a storm, over and above the predicted astronomical tide.” Did you know a storm surge is one of the most dangerous parts of a hurricane? In… Read more »

The last Monday of May is next week, which is when we pay tribute to the soldiers who served in the United States armed forces and gave their lives for this great nation. On the one hand, Memorial Day is a commemorative occasion when we give thanks for our freedom… Read more »

Spring is a great time of year with many exciting seasonal changes including the budding of trees and flowers, longer days, and thawing of snow and ice. However, with seasonal changes come potential seasonal problems. Take a look at these simple steps to help you prevent property damage to your… Read more »

As predicted by the Old Farmer’s Almanac once again, this winter was the coldest and most brutal most of us have seen or will see in our lifetime, which is what makes today so exciting. Friday, March 20th is officially the end of winter for the Northern Hemisphere! Plus, it’s… Read more »

Daylight Savings is here once again, so set your clocks and enjoy more sunshine! Daylight Saving Time occurs Sunday, March 8th at 2am, but keep in mind that setting the clock forward isn’t the only thing you need to take care of. Daylight Saving Time is a great time of… Read more »

The 2015 winter has been a brutal time for the majority of states in the Northeast, with much of the U.S. affected by the Arctic Blast and chilly temperatures reaching 20 to 35 degrees below average. Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and surrounding states have been engulfed by snow, ice,… Read more »

As you heard from Punxsutawney Phil, winter and cold temperatures are not leaving anytime soon. If you’re like us, then you are impatiently waiting for spring to arrive; so we made a list of activities to help you have fun during this time of year. Here are Paul Davis’ favorite… Read more »

There are some types of home damage that can be difficult to avoid during winter. But do not fret, today we will talk about the two most common cold weather problems and how you can prevent them. Frozen pipes are by far one of the most common problems that homeowners… Read more »