Hurricane Don?

The National Hurricane Center in Miami says Don’s maximum sustained winds early Friday are near 50 mph (85 kph) with only slight strengthening expected before it reaches the coast of Texas late Friday or early Saturday.

http://blogs.palmbeachpost.com​/eyeonthestorm/2011/07/29/trop​ical-storm-don-moving-closer-t​o-se-texas/

Central Vacuum System

Though vacuuming floors, carpets, and furniture isn’t exactly a good time for most people, one home appliance can help you complete this chore with a minimum of dust, noise, and hassle— a built-in central vacuum system.

http://www.hometips.com/central_vacuum_systems.html

Learn How Boynton Beach Residents are saving money!

No air conditioning in Boynton Beach? For some residents, it's no sweat... Learn how boynton residents are saving on their electricity bills!

http://www.palmbeachpost.com/n​ews/no-air-conditioning-in-boy​nton-beach-for-some-1646605.ht​ml

Central Air Conditioning

If your home has a central air conditioner that is not working properly, it pays to do some troubleshooting on your own before calling a professional to repair the problems. An air conditioner that doesn't cool very well may just need a little basic maintenance.

Hurricane Watch

Gardens Home Management Services is keeping a close eye on the Atlantic this summer!

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/index.​shtml?epac

Pool Filter Maintenance

Pool Filter Maintenance
No matter which type of filter you have in your pool or spa--cartridge, sand, or diatomaceous earth--it will need periodic cleaning to keep the water clear. Depending on the type of filter and how heavily you use your pool or spa, filter cleaning frequency can range anywhere from once a month to three or four times each year.

Swimming Pool Maintenance

Just like a pool or spa’s shell, the mechanical equipment that keeps everything running efficiently will benefit from regular maintenance. Most of these chores are simple, and if you perform them regularly--and understand the basic workings of the equipment--you’ll be able to spot and handle small problems before they turn into big ones.

http://www.hometips.com/repair​-fix/swimming-pool-equipment-m​aintenance.html

Partner Relationships

We've built strong partner relationships in order to bring the right solution to the right place at the right time.

http://www.homecarepro.com/about-the-company/partners

July Newsletter

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Fires In The Kitchen

Your hungry family is home, and all the ingredients are on the kitchen countertop. All that’s left to do is cook the meal. But before you light the burner or preheat the oven, remind yourself that the kitchen is where most fires in the home start. Remember the following tips so your kitchen stays free of fire hazards.

http://learningcenter.statefar​m.com/residence/safety-1/kitch​en-fire-safety/

Protect Your Roof

Wind, rain, sun, heat and cold – every day your roof is exposed to the elements, and their damaging effects can diminish your home’s value and impact your family’s quality of life. Performing an annual roof inspection will help keep your home and property well protected all year long.

http://learningcenter.statefar​m.com/residence/maintenance/ev​aluating-the-condition-of-your​-roof/

Prevent Water Damage In Your Home

Keep roof, valleys, gutters and downspouts free from buildup of laves, twigs and other litter preventing proper drainage. Proper roof and eave ventilation may help extend the life of the roof by reducing the buildup of heat and moisture in the attic.

Prevent Water Damage In Your Home

The first signs of water damage might seem trivial: a drip here, a drop there, nothing that can’t be dried with a towel. But warnings like water stains on the ceilings or a leak under the kitchen sink can lead to real problems like a weakened roof or rotten floorboards. A burst pipe can damage your furniture and other personal possessions, and flooding can very quickly lead to problems with mold.

http://learningcenter.statefarm.com/residence/maintenance/preventing-water-damage-in-your-home/

Find Air Leaks & Drafts

Find Air Leaks & Drafts: Doors and windows are the most likely sources of air leaks. To find them, wait for a windy day, then slowly move a lighted candle, smoke pencil, or incense stick around window and door frames.

http://www.hometips.com/diy-how-to/drafts-air-leaks-finding.html

Home Care Tips

Check Out Gardens Home Management Services Home Care Tips Section of our website!

http://www.homecarepro.com/home-care-tips