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Wildfires destroyed 17,904 structures in 2020, according to the National Interagency Coordination Center’s Wildland Fire Summary and Statistics annual report. Fifty-four percent of those structures were residential. As a homeowner, these wildfire statistics may sound threatening. However, there are ways to prepare for a wildfire — from testing your home’s air quality to growing fire-resistant plants. First, you must understand forest fires and their capacity to harm your home. Different locations have varying levels of risk, and you should monitor your area’s fire-danger level — but there is much more to it than that.

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Just because the weather is getting colder in some areas it doesn’t mean you have to be confined to indoor gatherings until spring. A patio heater is a great way to extend your outdoor space for use almost any time of the year. If you love entertaining or just want to spend more time outside in the fall and winter, an outdoor patio heater is a perfect choice.

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Have you ever experienced what it’s like to take a walk outside in the middle of a hot summer day while wearing your warmest

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With spring fast approaching, the time has come to start thinking about using your air conditioning again. Many people don’t

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A sunroom is a huge asset—but if you live in a cool climate, sunroom season can be too short. Without the aid of supplementa

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Is it time to winterize your cabin? “Winterizing” is a process by which property owners ready their cabin, cottage, or