TrustDALE Blog

If your home has been damaged by water, it is important to take action as soon as possible. Not only can the water damage your property, but it can also lead to mold growth and other health problems.

You want your roof working properly all year, but in the winter, especially! And winter is when your roof is most at risk for damage. Here are some of the biggest dangers to your roof in the winter.

Should you try to fix it yourself or call in a professional? In this blog post, we will discuss the pros and cons of DIY plumbing and help you decide whether or not to call a plumber for a clogged drain.

In the winter, it's easy to forget that there is a basement under your home. You might even have trouble remembering what your basement looks like! However, this "out of sight out of mind" approach can be a big problem for homeowners.

Yard flooding is a common problem for homeowners. If you're wondering what to do when your yard floods, we have the answers!

What happens when a neighbor hires a contractor, and the company starts to work on YOUR property without your permission?

It's a question that most of us have asked ourselves at one point or another: "Should I repair my appliance, or should I replace it?" The answer to this can be tough. Here are some factors to think about before you make your decision.

Although it may not be on your mind at the moment, you need to start thinking about winter preparation and how your roof will fare in these tough conditions. Your roof is an important part of what keeps your home safe and warm during winter.

When winter weather arrives, some pests go into hibernation. Unfortunately for homeowners,  other pests find themselves seeking warmth and food, thus entering homes.

Once the water temperature drops below 60 degrees, microorganisms and algae cannot grow and become dormant for the winter season. No need to waste efforts treating your pool all winter, when you can close it down.

The weather is cooling down and you’ve pulled out your coziest sweaters and socks. But is your home ready for winter? If you have a fireplace, now is the time to focus on safety.

When you have your home's air ducts cleaned in the fall, you are preparing your system before you start using it full-time in winter. As a result, you can benefit from increased energy efficiency and save more on your electricity bill.

Many homeowners who have a crawl space under their property tend to ignore this space. However, such negligence can cause a huge range of problems to your home.

Many things, such as exposure to the elements, poor water drainage, and repeated frost heave can lead to concrete deterioration through the years. However, you can fix a cracked or uneven driveway with concrete leveling.