New York certainly has instances of inclement weather. I guarantee that every new yorker can think of a specific instance where they have been stuck inside due to a snowstorm or hurricane. Despite these rare extraordinary circumstances, New York’s beautiful summer weather lends itself to an opportunity to have fun outdoors with your friends and family (or in your sunroom). However, while you are enjoying your day sitting at the beach or by the pool, it is important to take care of what helps you get to your destination. Just like the rain, snow, strong winds, and sun can do damage to our emotions and our homes, they have an equal or even greater impact on our vehicles. Adding a carport to your home is a cost-effective way to protect your vehicles from damage or a depreciation of value. Carports are valuable for a plethora of reasons, but here are just a few that display why we believe they are crucial to your vehicle’s health.
November is here which means flea and tick season is upon us. Both pests feed on blood and cause irritating bites. Their bites both transmit different diseases; Fleas transmit tapeworms and ticks can carry Lyme disease and the Rocky Mountain fever. These illnesses can cause major health issues if go untreated, so keeping yourself, your family and your furry friends safe is a top priority as we roll into the season. Utilizing plants is a great (and natural) way to repel these pests. We have found the best garden plants that you can plant to help keep you and your pets safe this flea and tick season. Rosemary If all natural is your thing, then rosemary is for you! Rosemary is an herb that is a natural flea and tick repellent. Herbal essential oils are often a good eco-friendly pest repellent. Rosemary carries a strong scent. So only dusting a few spring around the garden will help keep the fleas and ticks away. The good thing is, is that rosemary also repels mites, flies...
