Outdoor watering systems are essential to lawn and plant health, but are subject to harsh conditions, especially in winter.

If you know a blizzard is coming your way, here's everything you need to make sure you—and your home—are ready for a big ...

Check your insulation — especially in the attic ... flush out the rest using a garden hose or leaf blower. Homeowners also should inspect gutters and downspouts for any cracks, rust or loose ...

Through close teamwork, power transmission and motion control products distributor BMG and valve designer and manufacturer ...

Winter in Canada can be harsh and unpredictable, with temperatures often dropping well below freezing. Preparing your home ...

These peel-and-stick sheets are great if you're a renter, as they won't leave a trace when it's time to move out and you need ...

This process uses a compressor to blow out all the water left in the system so your pipes don’t crack when the water in them expands as it freezes. Next, disconnect your hoses and ensure they ...

Performance materials company Teijin Frontier has created a new insulation fiber as an alternative to natural feather fill.

"When it comes to winterizing your irrigation system, homeowners are faced with three options," share the experts. "Figure out how to do it yourself, call a professional, or ignore the call to ...

Never staple, nail through or fasten electrical wires or extension cords in any way that might damage the wire or insulation. This could cause electrical shock or fire. Plug all outdoor lights and ...

Storm windows offer an additional layer of insulation against cold weather ... it’s important to disconnect and drain garden hoses before temperatures drop to prevent them from bursting ...