When it comes to putting some life back into a New England colonial home, check out some of the landmark colors, shades and tints that were used to paint interiors and exteriors of these early American Homes.
Continue reading ➞ Historic Paint Colors to Bring Back Life Into Early American Homes
The historic homes, quaint villages, and neighborly feel in New England cannot be replicated anywhere else. When a fire destroys a home that stood for generations, your whole community grieves.
Continue reading ➞ Restoring New England Homes After Fire Damage
Every area of the country struggles with water damage to homes. Some of the issues are similar, resulting from plumbing leaks, spills, and appliance malfunctions. Rain and exterior flooding threaten most locations, but the frequency and seasonal patterns vary. Other differences in the way water intrudes arise depending on the climate and the topography.
Continue reading ➞ Flood Water Challenges for Property In New England
Newer houses and homes that have been in New England towns for generations all are at risk for mold damage. The climate in our area provides a supportive environment for microbial growth year round. Understanding the mold life cycle is essential for homeowners. Putting that knowledge into practice can help avoid mold growth and damage in residential properties.
Continue reading ➞ Educate Yourself About Mold Risks of Mold In a New England Property
Successful business owners in New England have at least one thing in common. They take the time for planning, both short and long-term. Although inspiration and vision may start the journey that turns a passion into a thriving company, mindful, step by step preparations and a commitment to follow through are the maps and itineraries that lead to the desired destination.
Continue reading ➞ Proactive Strategies Help New England Businesses Survive Potential Disasters
