Buying A New Home? Don’t Skip The WDO Inspection

You may be wondering, "What is a WDO inspection?" It is a home inspection conducted by a professional pest control company to look for wood-destroying organisms in the home. This is not a typical termite inspection because it includes looking for other WDOs and additional problems, like conditions that can lead to a future termite infestation.  WDOs Know Where To Hide Termites and other wood-destroying pests know where to hide from you, but professionals know where to look. Read More 

Benefits And Guidelines For Property Management Services

For a lot of people, their first major investment is a rental property. However, just because you own a property does not mean that you are equipped, ready, or willing to manage it. By taking advantage of hired tenant services, you will be able to have the peace of mind that your property is looked after without worrying about the day to day operation. This way, you'll be able to just allow the checks to come in, knowing that your management company is taking care of the heavy lifting. Read More 

Moving? Hire A Cleaning Service First!

When you move, you have more than just your items to worry about. You have the potential disaster of a house you are leaving behind. Rather than try to clean up after years of dwelling on your own, allow professional services to do your move out cleaning for you. Learn what they can do for you to make your house look as if you've never lived there. Wall washing Read More 

Five Ways To Extend The Time Between Necessary Dry Cleaning Sessions

Dry cleaning is not particularly expensive, but the costs can add up over time. If you're looking to reduce your dry cleaning bill in the long run, it's useful to extend the time between dry cleaning sessions. Of course, you can't show up to work in a dirty suit jacket or sweaty silk scarf. Use these tips to keep your dry-clean-only items cleaner, so you can wait longer between sessions at places like Cove Cleaners. Read More 

How To Remove Gophers From Your Yard

Gophers can wreak havoc in your garden or lawn. They love to create huge holes in your landscape, often destroying any vegetation in the immediate vicinity of the holes. Unfortunately, it's not possible to use a fence (as you would with deer) to keep gophers out of your yard. If it is illegal in your location or unacceptable to you personally to shoot these gophers, you'll have to find a way to discourage them from even wanting to visit your yard to begin with. Read More