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Nobody wants to spend a summer evening on the patio swatting mosquitoes. But before you reach for the bug spray or citronella candles, it’s worth looking up — literally — at your gutters. One of the most overlooked causes of a mosquito-infested backyard isn’t a pond, a birdbath, or a neglected kiddie pool. It’s standing

When most Central Ohio homeowners think about window sealing, they think about drafts. A cold breeze sneaking in during a January cold snap, or the AC working overtime on a sweltering July afternoon in Westerville or Dublin. That’s a fair association — air sealing absolutely affects comfort and energy bills. But here’s what doesn’t get

When most Columbus-area homeowners think about storm season, they picture hail dents and wind-torn shingles. But siding takes a beating in summer too — and it’s rarely from a single dramatic storm. It’s the slow, cumulative stress of heat, UV exposure, and humidity that adds up over a Central Ohio summer, from the first 90-degree

If you’ve lived in Central Ohio for more than a few summers, you know the drill: a string of 90-degree days, sticky humidity rolling up from the river valleys, and an AC unit that seems to run non-stop from June through August. Whether you’re in Westerville, Dublin, New Albany, Powell, Gahanna, Hilliard, Pickerington, Grove City,

The stretch of triple-digit heat index days that just rolled through Central Ohio has finally lifted. Cooler air is a relief for everyone in Westerville, Dublin, Powell, Hilliard, Gahanna, New Albany, Pickerington, Grove City, and Canal Wincheste. Before you fully exhale, it’s worth walking around your property. Extreme, sustained heat doesn’t just make you miserable.

If it feels like Westerville, Dublin, and the rest of Central Ohio have turned into a convection oven this week, you’re not imagining it. A massive heat dome has settled over the Midwest and Ohio Valley, and forecasters say the worst of it is stacking up right around the Fourth of July, with heat index