Category: Vendor News
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How Cash Home Buyers Simplify Selling Problem Properties
In Detroit and across the U.S., homeowners are increasingly facing difficult decisions about what to do with properties in disrepair. Whether it’s outdated systems, structural issues, unfinished renovations, or inherited homes that haven’t been touched in years, selling a problem property can be overwhelming. Traditional home sales often demand time-consuming and costly repairs but cash…
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What Should You Do When a Pipe Bursts at Home?
There’s nothing quite as alarming as discovering a burst pipe in your home. When disaster strikes, your first crucial move should be shutting off the main water supply, you’ll typically find this valve near your home’s perimeter or down in the basement. Don’t hesitate: turn that valve clockwise until it’s fully closed to stop water…
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Signs Your Plumbing System Needs a Little TLC
Most homeowners don’t think much about their plumbing until something goes wrong. A dripping faucet or a slow drain might seem harmless, but these are often early signs of a system that needs attention. Small leaks, corrosion, and blockages can waste water, raise utility bills, and cause hidden damage inside walls or floors. In New…
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The Real Cost of Ignoring Mold in Your Home
Many homeowners notice small dark patches in a corner of the bathroom or near a window and assume it’s nothing. A quick wipe seems to make it disappear, but mold doesn’t go away that easily. It hides in places we rarely check — behind walls, under floors, or inside air ducts — slowly spreading through…
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Smart Cooling Tips to Keep Your System Summer-Ready
When the summer heat begins to build, your air conditioning system suddenly becomes one of the most important parts of your home. But the truth is, many homeowners don’t think about their cooling systems until they stop working, usually on the hottest day of the year. Preparing your system early ensures it can handle the…
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Home Energy Efficiency Myths You Need to Stop Believing
Energy efficiency has become a common topic among homeowners who want to reduce their utility bills and environmental impact. While many people take steps to make their homes more efficient, there are countless myths that can lead to wasted money, unnecessary upgrades, or even reduced comfort. Understanding the truth behind these myths helps ensure that…
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Case Study from Marley Engineered Products
In facilities with high volumes of foot traffic, the constant opening and closing of doors not only lets in chilly air but can cause heating problems for the entire building. Cold drafts bring the temperatures down, so while main rooms benefit from the warmth of the building’s primary heating system, many other areas are left…
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Top U.S. Cities for Gen Z Living in 2025 and Beyond
According to a recent Corebridge Financial survey, nearly 80% of Gen Zers — those now between 13 and 28 years old — say they are already serious about their financial planning. While they may have inherited the title of “most-criticized generation” from Millennials, Gen Zers are proving themselves to be financially astute, community-oriented and cost-conscious.…
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5 Common Myths About Epoxy Furniture Debunked
Epoxy furniture often stops people in their tracks. The way resin captures light, the depth of color, and the raw edge of wood make it look more like art than something you’d rest your coffee cup on. But with all the admiration comes plenty of misinformation. Over the years, a handful of myths have followed…
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PermitUsNow Sponsors RHCA Luna Awards in Houston
PermitUsNow, a leading permit expediting and consulting firm serving architects, contractors, and developers across Texas, proudly sponsored the 2025 RHCA Luna Awards Houston Luncheon, hosted by the Regional Hispanic Contractors Association (RHCA). The event, held on October 9 at the J.W. Marriott Galleria Hotel, recognized the outstanding achievements of women business owners and various professionals…