Monthly Archives: March 2014

We are so pleased to have been selected to complete home modifications for Tanya Angus, pictured with her mother Karen. Tanya suffers from Acromegaly, and was the only case in the world where surgery, medication and other treatments had not … Continue reading →

This month we are launching a new feature in our E-newsletter and on our website called “Client Appreciation Spotlight.” Our goal in doing this is to recognize one or two clients each month and share a little bit about them, … Continue reading →

The term “smart” home refers to a living space that contains remotely controlled or preprogrammed “smart” devices. These devices can help a space function more efficiently and give occupants more direct control over their environment. Many “smart” devices have been … Continue reading →

Still planning your vacation for this year? Trying to get a jump on next year’s plans? Here are a few suggested must-see cities in the U.S., where you can count on plenty of worthwhile sightseeing opportunities, family-oriented activities, and great … Continue reading →

SmartyPig® is an online savings tool that’s modeled after the old ceramic piggy bank we used to save all our hard earned pennies. It’s tough these days to make ends meet, and many of us tend to use credit cards … Continue reading →

Language is powerful. The way you express yourself affects how your message is received. Even when you’re conveying bad news, you can soften the impact by using positive language. You can use positive communication to gain cooperation rather than confrontation. … Continue reading →

Keep your summer celebration happy this year by following these safety tips. Picnic safety Keep children away from campfires and grills to prevent burns. Check for gas leaks, blocked tubes, and overfilled propane tanks to prevent fires or explosions. Use … Continue reading →

Many families are all too familiar with electronic game systems. So when your kids forget them at home, the batteries died, or you just want a break from technology–try these simple ideas for games or activities. Alphabet geography. One person … Continue reading →

Calcium is the most abundant mineral in your body. It’s essential to total body health. Most Americans think they’re getting enough calcium everyday but, the truth is, most are not. Here are facts you should know. Strong bones require calcium. … Continue reading →