The push to cut carbon emissions has led to many government agencies and utilities to continue offering attractive incentives to switch to electric options in 2024. They range from federal and state tax credits to cash rebates for qualifying purchases. Here’s a look at what’s on tap for…
Whether you’re taking your outdoor holiday lighting down right away or leaving it up through the National Western Stock Show—a Denver tradition—keep a lookout for ways to make your home’s exterior safer and more attractive by repairing and upgrading your exterior lighting.
Repairs and Maintenance
Broken globes and…
It’s never a good time to replace your heating and cooling system, but if yours is giving hints it’s about ready to go, or if it quits on you, there are more options than ever to replace it with updated technology and efficiency. More and more, these systems…
Colorado has more lightning strikes than any other state but Florida. That’s why it’s important to have surge protection on your electrical system. In fact, it’s so important that the 2020 National Electrical Code (NEC) requires it in all new construction and upgrades, typically at the main panel…
Each year we remind DIYers to play it safe when hanging lights outdoors for the holiday season. So if you’re planning to decorate over the long Thanksgiving weekend, review these tips and suggestions to keep your home and family safe while showing you’re ready to welcome the holidays.
…It’s just a matter of weeks before the holidays arrive and kitchens across the country will be full of the tantalizing aromas we associate with them. Are you sure your kitchen will be ready for the extra workload?
Modern Appliances Can Overload Older Kitchens
Homes older than…
