As we enter the month of March, spring and an increase in warm weather are top of mind for most of us. Unfortunately, at the beginning of February, legendary groundhog Punxsutawney Phil predicted that we would be in for another few weeks of winter weather. Though this is not always a reliable prediction, it seems […]
Seasonal Tips
Blooming Through Time: What’s the Big Deal with Roses?
The scent and look of roses are commonly associated with Valentine’s day and the month of February. They are a symbol of love, rebirth, and renewal. There are currently over 150 genus Rosa ( Rose Family) species around the world. Some staple Valentine’s day gifts dawning this flower that you will see are freshly bought bouquets, […]
Ticks: Prevention and Protection Tips
As the temperatures start to warm up, many of us are eager to start spending more time outside. However, a growing concern in the New York area is an increase in ticks and tick-borne illnesses. In this week’s blog post, we will discuss some of the causes of the increase in tick activity and tips and tricks for prevention and protection.
Ice Storms & Your Home: What You Need To Know.
The winter season is fully upon us, and with it comes the dangers that snow/ice storms can inflict upon your property. Fallen trees, icy roads, & an array of icicles are just some of the things that make this time of year so hazardous. Ice storms are particularly dangerous, causing over twenty thousand injuries yearly, […]
Summer Renovation Success: The Essential Guide
NOW IS THE TIME! The New Year has just begun, meaning you have approximately 161 days from when this blog posts before the first day of summer. Take the time to start planning your expansive summer projects. With Covid -19 finally winding down and the end of restrictions on gatherings, it’s a great time to […]
Maximizing Sustainability: Tips for Recycling Your Christmas Tree.
Did you know that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) says that twenty-five percent of all waste for the year is created between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day? Now that most of the holiday season has come and gone, it’s time to think about what to do with the Christmas tree sitting ideally in your […]