Insurance premiums are going up nationwide — but they’re surging in Florida. If you’ve been considering a home improvement, don’t let the high insurance premiums put you off. More efficient energy solutions may lower your insurance premiums and help you save on monthly expenses. 

Picture this: It’s a bright, beautiful morning, the birds are chirping, a breeze is blowing, and you’re able to take it all in from the comfort of your own home. As you sit back and relax on a cozy lounge chair, you can peacefully prepare for your day, every day, inside of your sunroom. 

If you’re looking for ways to save energy,  roofing has a huge impact on your home’s overall energy efficiency. Most importantly, it’s how cool you’ll stay during the dog days of summer. Your roof doesn’t just protect you and your family from the outside elements, it can also be a way to increase your household sustainability. 

We’ve seen hurricanes get stronger and become more destructive in the past few decades. This means high winds, flying debris, heavy rainfall, floods, and more. These dangerous conditions aren’t just scary to live through — they can wreak serious havoc on your property. 

Unless we experience, firsthand, the violence of a severe weather event—blizzards, hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, lightning, and hail, to name a few—we don’t necessarily think about preparing for them. But emergency planning can minimize the risk of harm that we might incur as a result of major storms, which appear to be increasing in frequency each year.

It’s that time of year when everyone is starting to declutter and refresh their home. Whether you have a few neglected areas in your house that could use tidying and organizing or larger-scale projects like renovating a room or installing new fixtures and appliances, spring cleaning is the perfect opportunity to get it done. But where do you start?