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As homeowners, we often juggle busy lives—kids, work, wellness, beach time—so it’s tough to make time for upkeep. But skipping routine maintenance isn’t just about dust or clutter; it impacts your home’s value, safety, and even your ability to sell down the road. Let’s break down why maintaining your home matters —and how tackling it strategically can bring calm, confidence, and long-term savings. Why Maintenance Costs Matter Now According to Thumbtack, the average homeowner

Indoor air pollution has been listed as one of the top five threats to public health. Chemicals are released into the air through a number of catalysts (and often undetected as health threats) including upholstery, curtains, plywood, particle board, stains and varnished, paints, paper towels, tissues, carpets, permanent-press clothing, fabrics, construction materials, modern synthetic furniture, computers, electrical equipment, and cleaning products, and synthetic materials.

As winter fades away and spring blooms, I feel a natural urge to refresh my home. Spring cleaning isn’t just a chore; it’s a revitalizing...

A tidy, simplified space feels more open, more inviting, and allows potential buyers to imagine themselves living there.

In today's fast-paced world, our homes should be a sanctuary—a place where we can unwind, recharge, and feel at ease. However, clutter...