Colder temperatures have officially hit Chattanooga and the North Georgia area. While you may or may not have been prepared since the temperatures have been back and forth, there is no time like the present to prepare your home for the temperature drop.
Colder weather means higher risks for your home and potentially higher costs. As we are turning on heaters and dealing with freezing temperatures, the risk of fires or water damage increases significantly. We've put together a list of ways to help you protect your home and wallet throughout the fall and winter seasons.
1. Cover spigots & drain the hoses
Now that the temperature has dropped, you won’t be needing much accessible water outside the home. Be sure to cover all of your spigots on…
