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The holiday season is a time when people often reflect on what truly matters, including the concept of “home.” By discussing what “home” means to each family member or friend, you can uncover various perspectives and values. For some, a home might be a physical space filled with comfort and memories. For others, it could be a sense of belonging or a place where loved ones gather.

Having these conversations can also naturally lead to discussions about dreaming of a new home. Sharing aspirations and goals for the future can be a bonding experience. This is true if you are buying a first home, upgrading to a larger space or creating a cozy sanctuary. It allows everyone to understand each other’s visions and support one another in working toward these goals.

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Thanks to Clean Sweep for this episode of Tips from the Pros about cleaning your air ducts.

Air duct cleaning is an essential part of maintaining your home, but it can be hard to tell when you’re overdue for a visit from Clean Sweep Maryland. The National Air Duct Cleaners Association recommends a professional cleaning every 3-5 years. Some conditions warrant a visit more frequently.

What Are the Benefits of an Air Duct Cleaning?

Air duct cleaning is great for improving indoor air quality and removing household allergens associated with asthma-like symptoms. Dust mites, pollen, pet danger and dust all enter the air and are sucked into your home’s air ducts.

When the ducts are not cleaned on a regular basis, the dirty air...

Time to winterize your home!

Follow this check list from our preferred insurance agent, Tom Benisch Insurance and Financial Services, Inc. at State Farm Insurance.  His contact information is listed below:

State Farm Insurance

9320 Belair Road, Baltimore, MD, 21236

Office: 410-256-1800 Fax: 410-256-6644 Mobile: 410-303-7016

• Check the main water shutoff valve as well as the valve at each plumbing fixture to ensure they function properly.
• Disconnect all garden hoses and use frost-proof exterior faucets.
• Locate and insulate pipes most susceptible to freezing.  Typically those near outer walls, in crawl spaces and in the attic are most vulnerable.
• Shut off and drain the water system in your home (except indoor spri...