Winter weather and cold temperatures can wreak havoc on household plumbing.

As we all know, winter is here, and that means it’s cold outside. While you can keep yourself warm by throwing on another jacket or blanket, it’s important to remember that your pipes don’t have the same option. The water inside them can freeze and expand, causing major problems throughout the winter season.

Want to avoid that nightmare? We want to help you do so. Check out our steps you can take to prevent frozen pipes.

Winter Storm Elliott was a surprise this holiday weekend, bringing sub-zero temperatures across the nation. While Elliott's effects are over for the most part, we still need to think about protecting our pipes.

As temperatures rise and pipes begin to thaw, there's a potential for leaks or breaks. Prepare for potential issues with our tips.

To Thaw Frozen Pipes:

As humans, we know that we need to drink clean water often, especially during the hot summer months. However, our pets don’t know how much water they should drink and depend on us to provide fresh and clean water for them.

Since July is National Pet Hydration Awareness month, here are a few tips for keeping your pets happy and hydrated this summer.

Spring cleaning season is here! It’s time for opening windows, reorganizing clutter and freshening up our homes.

Surprisingly, many of the products we use to clean our living spaces do just the opposite: They make our homes a less fresh place to live. Some materials contained in household cleaners are among the top environmental dangers threatening our health, and manufacturers often use harsh or toxic chemicals in their products, putting consumers at risk.