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You Need Back-Up

Tuesday, July 13th, 2010

All the comforts we have in our lives depend on a lot of systems staying in good working order. Namely the utilities we use to keep the lights on, the basement dry and our computers running. When that system fails not only can things come to a standstill but you could incur thousands of dollars [...]

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Fix It In 15 Minutes

Thursday, January 14th, 2010

We are all getting back to basics. Maybe fixing a hem on a skirt, cooking more at home instead of eating out, and trying to fix a few things around our homes to save a little money. It not only helps your budget but will give you confidence to do more. Here are three fixes [...]

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The 60-Minute Home Inspection

Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009

Congratulations: You’ve found the home of your dreams.
It’s in the perfect neighborhood, with the right number of bedrooms and bathrooms—and nothing has ever looked so appealing. But before you sign the sales contract, take a step back to make sure you’re falling in love for the right reasons.

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Back Up Power

Thursday, July 23rd, 2009

When I was growing up, a power failure was dealt with by having a flashlight and a few candles lying around. It was actually kind of fun. But now, considering the amount of work people do at home, the complexity of their lives, and the shortage of free time, a power failure is more often [...]

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Surge Relief

Thursday, November 13th, 2008

Even if your electrical system is up to code, there can still be a problem that you have to take additional measures to defend against-and that’s something called power surges.

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