Maximilien Robespierre

If your new year's resolutions have you thinking of getting healthier, you may find yourself taking a good, hard look at your kitchen. Here are some of the upgrades that will give you the most bang for your buck.

Oh it’s the most wonderful time of the year. The lights are up, the carols are sung, and that extra cup of eggnog is filling everyone with holiday spirit. Yet, hiding among all this hope and good cheer, lurk some very real dangers for your furry friends.

With the EIA predicting a jump in the cost to heat homes this winter, and cooler temperature approaching, what can the thrifty homeowner do to save some energy and cash?

We have spent some time discussing how often you will have to say a hard goodbye to some of the outdoor elements of your home. Let us now take our focus inward, and examine the lifespan of some of the important elements found inside your home.

Here is a look at the average lifespan of some of many of the important parts of your home. Let’s begin by taking a look outside.

In keeping with spooky season, it seems only appropriate to regale the masses with some seriously scary statistics, all focused on the one place that we are meant to feel warm, safe and cozy, our homes. Here are some creepy facts about your home to keep you up at night

As the temperatures begin to drop, and autumn moves in, there are a number of things that the shrewd homeowner will want to complete before the last of the leaves fall.

By putting in a few extra weeks of work, you can keep your yard looking luscious well into the fall months, and even make your job a bit easier a few months down the line when you find yourself feeling the first few tinges of spring.