Household Tips – Mildew Removal

It’s time to put down the air freshener because that mildew smell isn’t going away on its own and temporarily masking the problem really isn’t the solution you desire. However, with a few common household items, you can eliminate that unpleasant odor once and for all. What you will need: Spray bottle Baking Soda Vinegar
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Thunderstorm Safety

Warm weather usually means fun in the sun, but summer heat also can bring severe weather. Threatening thunderstorms often loom large on summer afternoons so it’s important to be prepared for downpours and accompanying lightning, which can strike outdoors and in some cases indoors. Consider the following suggestions when planning both outdoor and indoor events
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Increase Your Home’s Value

A house is one of the biggest purchases a person will ever make, and most want to keep their homes looking beautiful not only for themselves, but also to entice future buyers. From time to time, it’s a good idea to invest in some home remodeling to add to its appeal. Of course, before making
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Summertime Energy Conservation Tips

Summer can quickly become an expensive season in regards to your utility bills. Having some mindfulness of energy conservation can go a long way in helping to reduce your electricity bills, as well as your carbon footprint. Here are a few suggestions for you to take into action to increase your energy conservation efforts and
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Maintain Your Curb Appeal

The curb appeal of your community depends on each resident maintaining his or her property as completely as possible. It is more than just making sure your garbage can isn’t left out longer than it’s supposed to be. Those who keep their homes and yards well maintained, the association thanks you for your efforts and
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Food Safety During a Power Outage

Keep your food chilled when the lights go out. Power failures can be one of the most annoying and disabling occurrences in a community. Whether caused by summer storms, equipment failure, an overloaded regional grid or an animal disrupting a power line, electrical outages can be costly, uncomfortable and sometimes even dangerous. Residents can face
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Pet Rules and Guidelines

Many of our communities are proud to be pet-friendly, and we’re happy your furry family members are part of them. Of course, like any good neighbor, it’s important that these pets don’t create an unpleasant environment for everyone else. To avoid unnecessary disputes and potential rule violations, here are some guidelines owners should follow to
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Pool Safety Guidelines

Keep your loved ones safe this summer. It’s that time of the year again where the sun is out and the pool becomes all the more inviting. However, while the pool is an ultimate source of summertime relaxation, accidents can and do happen. The best way to ensure the safety of you and your loved ones
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Mosquito Control and Zika Prevention

Preventing Zika In Your Own Backyard With the recent flood of news concerning the spread of a mosquito-borne illness, homeowners may be interested in combating these pests even more so than ever. Bug repellant and special outdoor candles may work to temporarily suppress mosquitos in the area and save you from some irritating bites. However, homeowners
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Beware of Boxwood Blight – Keep Healthy Boxwoods

Boxwood Disease Spread by Fungus Boxwoods are ornamental shrubs found throughout the U.S. They’re popular because they stay green year round and don’t appeal to deer. Alarmingly, a new species of boxwood blight (the fungus Cylindrocladium buxicola) was discovered in the U.S. and several other countries in late 2011. While it is indistinguishable from two
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