Your seawall is so important to your lakefront property. Make sure you're taking all the steps to ensure it lasts as long as possible and performs well! Visual Inspection You should be looking your seawall over regularly. Look for cracks, rot, splitting, termite damage, or anything else that doesn't look right. It may not be a bad idea to have a professional look over your seawall yearly, also. A professional may notice things you don't. Get Repairs Right Away If your seawall

To say we are extra grateful to have our home, Lake WaConDa, still standing after the floods in March 2019 is an understatement. We often think back to those long and scary days and just think of how grateful we were to have our community saved by all the incredible volunteers and hard working community members working around the clock day and night. We know others weren't as lucky, some have gotten to rebuild their homes while others think it's best to try and let it go. The

When the temperatures drop really low, your pipes have a chance of freezing, which puts pressure on them and can cause them to burst. Here are some preventative measures to reduce the chances of frozen pipes! Insulate Pipes If you have an attic or crawl space, you may want to consider insulating those pipes. You can also wrap your pipes in heat tape or heat cables with a thermostat control. Depending on your home will determine which type of pipe insulation that will be be