As cooler weather settles in and the holiday season approaches, it's the perfect time to make sure your home is ready for winter. While Houston winters are typically mild, sudden temperature drops and seasonal wear can still impact comfort, safety, and efficiency in your home.

You might not think weather swings matter much once the summer storms are gone, but homes are a lot like people: they respond to stress. When the air turns dry, wood trim and doors shrink just enough to make things rattle or stick. When the humidity surges again, everything swells back up.

As the beastly heat of summer finally packs its bags and slinks off into the ether — pursued by a mob of sweating Houstonians armed with iced tea and disapproval — we find ourselves in that most deceptive of seasons: autumn.

But how do you know if what you’re seeing is cosmetic… or a sign of something deeper?

Before you leave town, take time to prep your home with this simple checklist.

With energy prices on the rise and growing concerns over climate change, homeowners are eager to find effective ways to reduce their energy

From sudden cold spells to powerful winds, preparing your home can make a significant difference in keeping it safe and secure.

By taking a few proactive steps, you can ensure your home is safe, secure, and ready for the months ahead.

Floods are never planned and they can rarely be prevented. Here's what you need to know after the water recedes.