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As temperatures drop across Whatcom County, homeowners are firing up their furnaces — and […]
The holiday season brings family gatherings, festive decorations and plenty of treats — but […]
Our quality of life in Northwest Washington is closely related to our air quality. […]
Residents are reminded that prevention is often the most effective solution. With a few seasonal maintenance steps, homeowners can help keep bugs and pests where they belong — outside.
Experts say fall is an ideal time for the task, as heating systems will soon see heavy use during colder months. Pairing filter replacement with a professional inspection or tune-up can also ensure systems are ready for the season.
By following these best practices—minimizing wood burning to only necessary circumstances and ensuring that all fuel is dry and clean—households can help protect both their family’s health and the broader community’s air quality.
With aisles of options lining pet store shelves, choosing the right food for dogs […]
Preventing fleas requires a multi-step approach that addresses pets, the home and the yard, experts say. For Whatcom County residents, consistent prevention can mean avoiding the discomfort — and costs — of a full-blown infestation.
With a mix of cool nights and warm afternoons expected, local experts say combining good habits with regular HVAC maintenance is the best way to keep Whatcom County homes comfortable this fall.
Do your part to avoid adding to the “smoke load” in your community and protect the air we all breathe.