What Lies Beneath: A Basement Story Every Homeowner Should Hear
When a pipe burst and no one was home, three feet of water changed everything. Here's what Vermont homeowners should watch for below the surface.
What Buyers Should Check in a Home's Heating System
Vermont winters demand a reliable heating system. Here's what buyers should check — age, fuel source, service history, and key questions to ask during inspections.
Your Home's Oil Tank: What Vermont Law Requires and Why It Matters
If your Vermont home heats with oil, the tank isn't just a metal container. It's regulated infrastructure with real inspection requirements and environmental liability. Here's what the law requires and why it matters whether you're buying, selling, or simply staying compliant.
Do Heat Pumps Work in Vermont Winters? Maintenance and What Homeowners Should Know
Heat pumps and mini splits are showing up in more Vermont homes than ever, but do they actually work when temperatures drop? Nancy Warren shares what homeowners need to know about cold climate performance, annual maintenance, and why it matters at resale.
Boilers vs Furnaces: What Vermont Homeowners Should Know
Vermont's two most common heating systems work very differently. Here's what homeowners and buyers should understand about boilers and furnaces — and why it matters at inspection.