Texans like things big, and for good reason – bigger is almost always better. But with big things come big responsibilities, especially when it comes to windows. With temperatures pushing (or passing) 100 degrees most days, a naked window in the Texas summertime is – well, it’s an invitation to turn your home into a king-sized sauna. And the larger your windows are, the more heat they allow inside.

Many homeowners deal with plumbing problems. This can be a huge inconvenience with the kids home from school and friends and family members coming over for barbecues. Here are some of the most common things that cause these plumbing issues in the summer.

It's no secret that summer in Houston is downright tropical. With the average relative humidity exceeding 90-percent each summer morning, finding relief from the heat is a number one priority. While you may rely on your air conditioning to do the heavy lifting for cooling your home, it's going to cost you. A simple solution to cutting those high energy costs while increasing your comfort level is to install a ceiling fan.