Home Mortgage

Falling prices and advancements of home solar power is leading many consumers to consider adding them to their homes--but is it better to lease or buy?

Your home insurance policy may not offer as much roof protection as it once did.

Unlike a leaky toilet or a malfunctioning oil burner, the signs of any chimney woes aren’t obvious and can be hard for homeowners to see, which is why experts say the chimney cleaning and repair industry is rife with scams.

Home insurance won't replace everything when bad plumbing floods your house.

Top your home with the right material so your premiums won't go through the roof.

Sherwin-Williams reported a 12% increase in its third-quarter earnings, led by a big sales boost at the company’s paint stores.

What might seem like a great fixer-upper property could actually be a money pit.

After living in apartments with white walls for most of my adult life, I was excited to become a homeowner when my husband and I got married.

Sewage, sinkholes and other threats may go beyond the protections of home coverage.

When it comes to insurance, it pays to shop around.

Refrigerator shopping is not as simple as it used to be. Not only are there multiple options when it comes to color and capacity, but you’ll also need to make decisions regarding everything from finish and shelf configuration to built-in Wi-Fi capabilities and touch screens.

Landscaping is one of the first things a homebuyer sees. Dig in to make your yard pop.

Find out how insurers are changing the way they price home insurance policies.

Even the most ordinary things in your home can turn deadly if they're misused or neglected.

You might not be the only one looking forward to your vacation. Theft increases during the summer months largely because vacant homes make for an easy target.

You might not be the only one looking forward to your vacation. Theft increases during the summer months largely because vacant homes make for an easy target.

Here's how to review your borrowing options when your home needs a serious facelift.

As temperatures continue to rise across the country at the height of summer, so are electricity bills as many of us blast the air conditioning. 

A rise in temperatures usually means higher utility bills, but homeowners can make some small changes that can bring big cost savings. 

New home construction sites are vulnerable to accidents and injuries -- make sure you're properly protected with a home insurance policy.