Six Ways To Keep Your Home’s Air Clean
When was the last time you asked yourself, “is my home’s air clean?” You may not know it, but there are things you can do to keep your home’s air
5 Quick and Dirty Tips for Sewer Inspection & Upkeep
You have a lot on your plate; the last thing you want to think about is sewer upkeep. In fact, all of us are guilty of it – we don’t
How To Prevent Frozen Walkways In The Winter
Prevent dangerous slips and falls this winter with these easy tips for preventing frozen walkways around your home. Clear The Area Often Prevent ice buildup by clearing snow from walkways
How To Winter-Proof Outdoor Faucets & Water Fixtures
Although outdoor water systems—including faucets and water fixtures—can be easy to forget about during the colder months, it’s important to take the right precautions to prevent both outdoor and indoor
What Are the Symptoms of Black Mold Exposure?
Black mold exposure is a hazard that many people have heard about, but few know how to prevent it. All that most people know is the name makes it sound
The Problem With Heating Oil Tanks
What Are Heating Oil Tanks & Why Are They An Issue? An estimated 100,000 properties in Oregon contain heating oil tanks, according to Oregon’s Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ). Heating
Fuel Blending Hazardous Waste: Pros & Cons
Fuel blending is a process that involves the mixture of hazardous waste and commercial fuel to meet the specifications needed for incineration, cement kiln, or an industrial furnace. Fuel blending
How To Properly Store Household Hazardous Waste
What is Hazardous Waste? Household hazardous waste can be categorized in four ways: ignitability, corrosivity, reactivity, and toxicity. Defined by the EPA as leftover household products that can catch fire,
Dry Wells vs Septic Tanks for Rural Areas Explained
Chances are if you’re reading this, you either live in a rural area or an area that gets heavy rainfall throughout the year. If you answered yes to either of
How To Prevent Bathroom Floods From Getting Worse
You can’t undo what’s already been done. However, you can remedy the situation. Follow these steps ASAP after a bathroom flooding to prevent further damage from happening. Shut Off Your