Living in a cold climate during
winter can lead to several problems with homes. Roofs can start leaking from
snow and ice, windows and doors that are poorly insulated let in drafts and
water pipes can freeze. When water freezes, it expands. If it expands enough
inside of a pipe, it can burst the pipe and cause thousands of dollars worth of
damage to a home. So how can we prevent this? Or, how do we thaw the pipe once
it’s frozen to avoid bursting? Read on for some tips!
February 25, 2013
February 18, 2013
Commercial Facade Loans Program
Neighborhood
Housing Services of South Buffalo does not only provide services to homeowners,
rental apartments and counseling clients; we also have a great Commercial Façade
Loan Program! Read on for more information about this great opportunity for our
business community in South Buffalo!
February 11, 2013
The Silent Poison in Our Homes
There
are many things that can enter our home and hurt us without warning, but
sometimes this doesn't need to be the case. Just like when it comes to smoke
detectors for fires, there are carbon monoxide detectors for that. Carbon monoxide, or CO, is an odorless, colorless gas
that can cause sudden illness and death.
Labels:
Amanda's Law,
Carbon Monoxide,
CO,
Health
February 4, 2013
Renter's Insurance FAQ
Last
week, I tried to explain some things about homeowner’s insurance and point you
to some sources that might explain more than I could. This week, we’re tackling
renter’s insurance! According to the
U.S. Department of Justice, a rental property is 79% more likely to be
burglarized than an owner-occupied property. It has a lot in common with
homeowner’s insurance, but there are a few differences so pay attention if you
rent!
Labels:
Renter's Insurance
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