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Radon is a colorless, odorless, soil gas that can seep into homes through small spaces and openings, such as cracks, concrete, floor drains, sump pump openings, wall/floor joints in basements, and pores in walls. 

In a perfect world, no one would ever have to face the challenge of trying to sell a house when there's snow on the ground and the trees are bare. In reality, people have to sell and buy homes throughout the year.

As seasons change, homeowners' routines change along with them. Whether it's children coming in and out of the house more frequently between school and activities, or service workers helping to get home repairs done, you want to ensure safe and controlled access when you're not available.

If you're a homeowner, you probably know that home winterization is essential if you want to increase energy efficiency and comfort during the winter. In addition to the usual quick fixes, there are a few important tasks to keep in mind when preparing both the interior and exterior of your home for the harsh weather ahead.

Selling your house may be a challenge in today's real estate market, but with a bit of elbow grease and some good planning tips, you can entice potential buyers to view your home, and hopefully make a viable offer.

Temperatures are rising, flowers are blooming and chirping birds greet us in the morning. It's official, summer is here. Are your yard and home ready? Here are five surefire tricks to help you prep them for sun and fun!

While it's easy to blame seasonal pollen, it may be what's lurking on the caulk in your bathrooms or kitchens that is causing your family to sniffle and sneeze.

Selling, buying or just putting a house on the market may raise many questions. Can I get a good price? Are there any problems I should fix prior to listing my house? If I buy this house, will I encounter problems that may make me regret my decision?  Having a qualified professional inspect your house prior to putting it on the market - or for prospective buyers, before closing on a sale - can help guide your decision.

With spring finally here, there's no better time to spruce up your home.  But while most families are reorganizing closets and making trips to Goodwill, they are neglecting the part of their home guests see first - its exterior. After this year's harsh, long winter, the outside of your home probably needs more than a little TLC.

Homeowners are now realizing that finishing their decks with a complementary railing system can provide the added safety and beauty needed to truly capitalize on their investment.

Spring not only ushers in a welcome relief from the cold temperatures, but a slew of winter clean-up projects, begging the question, "Are you ready to host all of those summer barbecues that are just around the corner?" And the bigger question, "Is your house ready?"

Learn the secrets to help you keep your New Year's Resolution this year!

Keep the chill of winter at bay by maximizing the efficiency of home heating.

Do you have an at-home fire safety plan for your belongings? Fire safety in the home is something we push to the back of our minds, thinking it only happens to other people.

During the past twenty years, the need for professional inspectors and inspections has been on the rise. While some states do not have strict regulations or require licensing for inspectors, it is still important to look for critical qualifications when choosing a home inspector.

Prevent burglaries by planning ahead.

Save money by lowering your water bill!

Outdoor decorating tips for fall.

Is your home cold, drafty, or uncomfortable? Do you have high energy bills? Peeling paint? Excessive dust? Addressing these types of home problems can make your home more comfortable, and at the same time improve its energy efficiency — saving you money on utility bills and helping to protect the environment too.

Severe storms threaten every area of the country, from hurricanes on the gulf, to tornados and severe thunderstorms in the Midwest. 

According to the national Association of Home Builders, these numbers represent the average number of years you can reasonably expect the Interior and Bathroom components of your home to last.

The idea of having your home inspected before it goes on the market for sale is not new. But it is an idea which has gained momentum as buyers have become more and more picky. And today, anything a seller can do to make the buyer more comfortable is considered worthwhile.

HomeTeam Announces a blog about home inspections