2 Harmful Myths On Bed Bud Removal

Posted on 1 August 2016

Bed bugs can reproduce and spread very quickly, which is why they are often difficult to detect and control. If you have noticed bed bug skins in your clothes/ beddings or are experiencing itching while in bed, you probably have a bed bug infestation and should consider calling in a pest management service to come in and help out. Part of solving a bed bug problem in your home is dispelling the myths surrounding their removal, so you can better locate and exterminate them. [Read More]

3 Reasons Why Regular Grease Trap Cleaning Is Essential In Your Restaurant

Posted on 1 August 2016

As a restaurant owner, you are probably no stranger to the maintenance and cleaning that has to be done in a commercial kitchen. If you are like many business owners, however, there might be one task that you might not tackle as often as you should -- grease trap cleaning. You can hire a professional to come in and clean out your restaurant grease trap, and it's essential to get on a regular schedule to do so. [Read More]

How To Tell When A Septic Tank Should Be Pumped

Posted on 1 August 2016

Are your plumbing fixtures connected to a septic tank system and won't drain as fast as they should? You are likely only dealing with a full septic tank that is in need of being pumped out, especially if the task hasn't been done in a long time. Browse the list below to find out about a few of the things that can happen when a septic tank is too full. [Read More]

Steps For Moving Out Of A Rental

Posted on 5 April 2016

If you are moving out of your rental home, you want to move as efficiently as possible. You will have to pack your belongings and leave the rental in great shape to ensure you get your security deposit back. The tips offered to you in this article will help you to get out of your rental in an efficient manner, so you won't be working harder than necessary to accomplish your goals. [Read More]

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Choosing To Live Off The Grid

After spending years stressing over my power bill, I realized that I didn't want that kind of life anymore. Instead of dealing with high energy costs and constant waste, I decided that it might be fulfilling to learn to live off of the grid. I packed up my family, moved to a more rural area, and invested in a green home. The changes were amazing. We learned how to make our own energy, take care of ourselves without relying on anyone, and get along better with one another. This blog is all about choosing to live off the grid and how your energy consumption could be harmful to the environment.

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