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September
13


A home inventory is a record of what you own, from furniture and electronics to clothing, tools and valuable collections. Creating one may not feel urgent, but it can make an insurance claim much easier after a fire, theft or other loss. 

Q: Where should I begin? 

Start small. Choose one closet, cabinet or room rather than trying to document the entire house in a day. You can also begin with recent purchases, then work backward. 

Q: What details should I include? 

Record a description, make, model and serial number when available. Note the purcha...

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September
3

September can be one of the best times to help a cool-season lawn recover from summer heat, foot traffic and dry spells. Cooler temperatures support new growth, while the soil is still warm enough for seed to establish. Timing varies by region and grass type, so check local guidance before getting started.

1. Inspect the lawn. Look for bare patches, compacted soil, weeds and areas where water tends to pool.

2. Aerate if needed. If the ground feels hard or rain runs off instead of soaking in, core aeration can loosen compacted soil and help air, water and nutrients reach the roots. 

3. Overse...

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August
20

Late-summer heat can leave lawns and gardens looking tired, but watering more is not always the answer. A few smart adjustments can help plants stay healthy while reducing runoff, evaporation and unnecessary water use.

Use this late-summer watering checklist:

- Water in the early morning when temperatures are cooler and winds are usually lighter
August
3

Pools are a summer favorite, but safety should always come first. Whether you have a backyard pool or visit one often, a few basic precautions can help prevent accidents.

Q: What is the most important pool safety rule?

Active supervision. Children should always be watched closely in or near water, even if they know how to swim. Phones, conversations and quick trips inside can wait.

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July
21

A fence does more than mark your property line. It adds privacy, security and curb appeal, which is why damage can be frustrating. The key is knowing when a simple repair is enough and when replacement makes more sense.

Small problems are often worth repairing. A cracked board, loose hinge or sagging gate can usually be fixed without replacing the entire fence. If the posts are still sturdy and the damage is limited to one area, repair is usually the more budget-friendly choice.

Consider replacement if you notice:

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