Gutters play an important role in your home by helping to keep rain and snow from overflowing and damaging your roof, foundation, and landscaping. However, they can only do their job when they are working properly.
Helen Thomas wanted new windows for her family’s home. But not just any new windows. “We wanted black windows,” Helen shared, “because we wanted to update our home.
Adam Cardwell
Just when I thought it was safe to watch TV again (thanks to the cessation...
The holidays are a time for family, friends, and fun. But they can also be a time for accidents. In fact, there are plenty of holiday-season risks you might not even realize!
Adam Cardwell
Richard Belcher is retiring and that's bad for us. If you didn't know, Richard is...
The holidays are a time for family, friends, and fun. It's also a great time to show your holiday spirit with some festive lighting!
Effie Ross
How clean is the air you are breathing indoors? You might be surprised to know that the air inside your home can be more polluted than the outdoor air
Effie Ross
We love helping consumers out when they get in a jam. This time, our consumer Melinda reached out because her mother’s car was illegally repossessed!
Adam Cardwell
I don't have a sore bump on my tongue. That's what immediately popped into my...
Effie Ross
The days are getting shorter, and the weather is getting cooler – it's definitely starting to feel like fall! Along with the changing seasons, it's also time to start thinking about taxes.
Effie Ross
Some things aren’t necessarily a scam, but they ARE sketchy. Take this airport parking scenario, for instance. We happened upon this parking situation near the airport.
Effie Ross
The holidays are coming, and that means family, friends, and lots of guests! Are your carpets clean and ready for all the company? If not, don't worry - we've got you covered.
Adam Cardwell
I'm getting sued. At least that's what the caller claimed in the voice mail. Seems...
Effie Ross
To those who knew and loved her, Winifred Alexander was larger than life. “I called her the first African American princess because she just always ended up getting what she wanted,” shared her daughter Rosalind Jackson.