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A severe winter ice and snow storm is expected this Saturday , and storms like this can put serious stress on homes—especially in Western Kentucky and Northwest Tennessee, where sudden freezes, heavy ice, and high winds are common. The good news? A little preparation and awareness can go a long way in preventing costly damage. This guide covers what homeowners should do now , what to watch for during and after the storm , and when it’s time to call in the experts . Why Ice &

Sudden cold snaps—especially the kind we see in Western Kentucky and Northwest Tennessee—can stress your home in ways that aren’t always obvious at first. When temperatures drop fast (like going from the 60s or 70s to below freezing overnight), materials expand and contract, seals fail, moisture freezes, and small issues can quickly turn into expensive damage. This guide walks you through what to look for during a cold snap , why it matters , and when it’s time to call in a p

When it comes to home improvement projects, few upgrades offer the lasting value and immediate benefits of energy-efficient windows . Whether you’re building a new home, planning a major renovation, or simply replacing old windows, understanding the advantages of energy-efficient options can help you make an informed decision — one that affects not just your comfort, but also your monthly utility bills and long-term property value. So, let’s break it down: Are energy-efficien

When storm damage strikes your roof, your first action  should be to file a claim  with your homeowners insurer promptly—this triggers their obligation to investigate and reduces the risk of a late‐notice denial. Surprisingly, many insurers then request that you obtain three separate repair estimates  to submit for review, shifting the administrative burden from their claims department onto your shoulders. Once they receive your quotes, the company will compare total repair c