The best short-term rentals don’t stay ahead because of better photos or trendier decor.

They stay ahead because fewer things go wrong.

Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) has become one of the most popular flooring choices in modern remodels. It’s durable, waterproof, and budget-friendly. But for homes built over crawlspaces with moisture issues — especially older ones — installing an impermeable floor can unintentionally create a problem that leads to subfloor rot.

While mold is often discussed in dramatic terms, not all microbial growth indicates a severe concern.

Discover how a thorough home inspection can help you avoid costly surprises when it comes to securing and maintaining insurance coverage for your new home.

In many cases, spending a little more at the beginning on a more efficient system can actually save money in the long run, through lower energy bills, fewer repairs, and improved comfort.

When we think about stormwater, we usually focus on where it ends up — because that’s where the effects are most visible. But managing stormwater effectively starts at the top.

Before you start shifting things around this season, take a few minutes to make sure your storage isn’t creating a hazard.

Most homeowners have the basics — a hammer, a drill, a tape measure. But the tools that really make a difference aren’t about hanging pictures or tightening screws. They’re the ones that help you stay safe, catch small problems early, and protect your investment.

Before diving into cosmetic updates, it’s worth slowing down and identifying which improvements really matter. Done right, the process can strengthen your negotiating position, appeal to a wider range of buyers, and protect your bottom line.

Along Alabama’s Gulf Coast, homes face some of the toughest conditions in the country. Salt air, high humidity, strong winds, and the occasional tropical storm all take a toll — especially on properties near the water.

With housing shortages driving new construction across Mobile and Baldwin County, more families than ever are moving into brand-new homes. That first year of coverage from your builder is valuable — but it doesn’t last forever.