As the glow of Christmas fades and a new year peeks around the corner, it’s time to gently tuck away the treasures of the season — the lights, the ornaments, the wreaths, and all the sparkle that made your home feel so Christmasy. With a little organization now, next December will start off merry and bright — without the tangled lights and mystery ornament boxes! 1. Sort Before You Store[...]
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The Tradition of Christmas Lights From twinkling rooftops to glowing trees, holiday lights remind us of joy, hope, and faith — the heart of the season. For generations, families have gathered to hang lights, sip cocoa, and admire the glow that brings warmth to cold winter nights. Those twinkling strands don’t just decorate our homes — they celebrate, Jesus Christ, the light of Christmas itself, a reminder of love, faith,[...]
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The snowflakes haven’t started flying just yet, but we all know what’s coming! Colorado winters can turn from cozy to chaotic quick. Before that first snowfall hits, take a little time to get your home—and yourself—ready for whatever winter weather brings. Whether you’re the “bundle up and shovel out” type or the “hot cocoa and wait it out” kind, a little prep now can keep your season safer, smoother, and[...]
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The holidays are coming—and your kitchen is about to become the busiest room in the house! Before the baking, roasting, and reheating begins, give your appliances some TLC so everything runs (and smells) like new. Here’s your guide to getting those hardworking machines holiday-ready: Refrigerator Refresh Your fridge is prime real estate during the holidays—make room for the turkey and Grandma’s pie! How to clean it: Empty it completely and[...]
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When the last of those gorgeous autumn leaves flutter to the ground, it’s not just pumpkin spice season—it’s prep-your-home-for-winter season! A few simple chores now can save you from big headaches later. This month’s FixIt File is all about clearing gutters, storing patio furniture, and flipping your ceiling fans back for the cold months ahead. Clean Those Gutters 🍂 Fallen leaves look pretty in the yard, but when they pile[...]
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Frozen Pipes? No Thanks! Don't mess around with Colorado winters. A frozen outdoor faucet or cracked irrigation line can quickly turn into a costly repair. The good news? With a little fall prep, you can protect your home’s outdoor plumbing and start spring stress-free. Here is a step-by-step how to guide. Step 1: Disconnect & Drain Hoses Unhook all garden hoses from your outdoor faucets. Drain any leftover water and[...]
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September days may still be sunny and warm but cooler days are on the way. It will be time to switch from the air conditioning to the heater before we know it. Fall means more time indoors, cozy fires, and cranking up the heat—but it also means potential fire and carbon monoxide risks. A quick test and battery change could literally save lives. This is one of the easiest and[...]
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Quick! Our September sun will soon be fading, before the cooler weather rolls in, let’s seal up gaps around your windows and doors to keep your home toasty warm—it also cuts down on energy costs and helps your HVAC system work smarter, not harder. Plus, a well-sealed home means less dust and fewer bugs sneaking through the cracks. What to Look For Drafts – Feel for air leaks with your[...]
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As summer winds down, it’s a smart time to start thinking ahead to cooler months. One task that often gets overlooked - cleaning your home’s ducts and vents. All that dust, pet hair, and pollen that’s settled over the summer gets stirred up the moment you switch your heat back on—sending particles flying into the air you breathe. This month’s FixIt Files helps you get ahead of it with a[...]
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The unsung hero of your bathroom and kitchen? Caulk. That flexible little bead around your tub or sink does more than just look tidy. It helps seal out water and prevent mold, mildew, and long-term damage. This month’s FixIt Files is all about inspecting, removing, and reapplying caulk to keep your bathroom or kitchen watertight and looking fresh. Step 1: Check for Cracks, Gaps, or Mold Take a close look[...]
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