Arsenic is a toxic chemical element that is unevenly distributed in the Earth’s crust in soil, rocks, and minerals. It occurs naturally in the environment and is a byproduct of some agricultural and industrial activities. It can enter drinking water through the ground...
Many people will often lament all of the expenses that can come with homeownership. From appliances to major home systems to minor repairs, it can feel like a never-ending hamster wheel or repair and replace. The best tactic a homeowner can take in defense of the...
For the Mid Atlantic states, it won’t be long before cold weather, the increasing pace of holiday activities, and the need to winterize your home systems. As a homeowner, what do you really need do to prepare your home and your family for the colder weather? ...
The American Ground Water Trust newsletter reports in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s mineral water spas were popular for the affluent. Part of the attraction was the taste of the water and the natural carbonation of the springs. Pure water has no taste. Water...
The title of this entry comes from a great article on Trulia’s (www.trulia.com) blog called “8 Home Issues that Scare Off Buyers” from November 10, 2016. I wanted to expand a bit on its’ list of “scary” items. They included issues of: Roof Gutters Doors and windows...
