Home Learning Center

Indoor plumbing is one of a home’s most critical systems, on par with the electrical system and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. Some plumbing disruptions cause only a minor nuisance, but others can bring about significant and cascading problems that pose a danger to your home and even your health.

A water heater is one of many critical pieces of home equipment that is always working in the background to maintain a comfortable and functional home. You may go days or weeks without thinking about it, but you will certainly notice if your water heater malfunctions and leaves you without hot water.

Home appliance warranty plans are increasingly popular among American homeowners, but the breadth of available plans across many home appliance warranty companies can be intimidating for the uninitiated.

In this article, we’ll unpack home appliance warranties and share some information you should keep in mind as you shop for a plan that suits your home and budget.

Liberty Home Guard, ranked the #1 Home Warranty Company by U.S. News & World Report, has become an official sponsor of the Liberty High School Patriots this football season. The partnership is the first of its kind for Liberty Home Guard -- whose innovative services have placed it as a top provider of home warranties.

If you’re a real estate agent or homeowner preparing to sell your home, you know that open houses are critical. An open house is your chance to present your home in the best possible light and capture the interest of potential buyers. It can be a challenge to stay organized and keep track of scheduled showings, however. Fortunately, you can take advantage of a real estate open house app to keep things in order.

Don’t let the damp get you down. If you’re dealing with a clothes dryer not drying completely—or even at all—there are some troubleshooting tips that can resolve your problem in no time.

With all the expenses and responsibilities that buying a home entails, it’s tempting to look for shortcuts or forego tasks that might seem unessential. Saving some time and money now, however, could cost you in the long run.

When used appropriately, garbage disposals protect your kitchen sink and home plumbing by obliterating food scraps and other debris that can cause clogs, attract pests, and promote mold growth.

The average American homeowner can expect to spend upwards of $2,500 per year on the maintenance and repair of home appliances and systems. That figure balloons quickly for homes that are larger and older.

Home theaters are fantastic luxuries, but the interconnected system of receivers, amplifiers, cables, speakers, and source devices make them prone to nagging problems.