According to Webster's dictionary, "weatherize" is a verb that means "to make repairs and improvement on one's house as a protective measure against cold weather." The results can be beneficial in ...

Becca Lewis is home maintenance writer who aims to foster confidence in and inspire DIY enthusiasts at all skill levels. Becca attended Southern Connecticut State University, where she studied ...

The onset of winter means falling temperatures, with furnaces starting to kick on for the first time in months. But what happens when that furnace keeps grinding away, burning precious energy, without ...

It's a grass-roots effort to cut energy use one drafty house at a time. CNET's Martin LaMonica participates in a community barn raising where volunteers weatherize a home. Martin LaMonica is a senior ...

The buzzword this winter is “weatherization,” and with good reason. Weatherizing your home protects from frigid outside temperatures in winter and sweltering heat in summer — and saves money on ...

Like a sweep for your front door, a self-adhesive weatherstrip attaches to the bottom of the door on the outside. When the door closes, the rubber seal presses against the pavement and splays outward ...

As the days grow shorter and the temperature begins its gradual descent, it’s a clear sign that winter is on its way. While the season brings a magical atmosphere with snow-covered landscapes and cozy ...

As Jon Snow repeatedly warns everyone in Game of Thrones, “Winter is coming.” It’s a message we’d be wise to heed in the Pacific Northwest, as well. Whether you rent or own your house, consider these ...

A changing of the seasons may mean adjustments to your routine and updates to your home decor, but it also brings maintenance and upgrade opportunities for homeowners. As temperatures shift and ...