Checking your trees, cleaning your gutters and fixing leaks in your windows are among the tasks you need to do now to get your home ready for winter. (Steven Senne/AP) Analysis by Justin Pierce ...

Keep a shovel ready, as well as salt — making sure it’s the kind that won’t damage your driveway. We asked Day and four other winter experts what else they would keep on hand for winter ...

Being prepared for winter emergencies and other disasters not only protects our families and property, but provides peace of mind.

If you aren’t ready to have an energy audit, there are a lot of small DIY projects you might consider to tighten your house bit by bit. Below are our top three recommendations for buttoning up ...

“Avoiding wintertime HVAC issues starts months before winter even begins,” said Carson. “Take the time now to make sure your home is ready so you’re not paying for it later.” 5.

Last winter was a mild one on our landscape plants, but seasoned gardeners know it’s best to be ready for the worst despite recent trends. You never know what you’re going to get over the ...