The U.S. housing market remains robust, with strong activity reported across both rental and residential housing fronts. Single-family rent prices are increasing rapidly, as demand for single-family housing and inventory constraints forces some buyers to rent, increasing competition and pushing rents up across the nation. Meanwhile, sales of new construction single-family homes recently hit a six-month high, rising 14% to a seasonally adjusted rate of 800,000, according to the latest data from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

As temperatures drop, existing home sales continue to be plentiful, buoyed by strong demand, low interest rates, and a slight uptick in new listings in recent months, according to the National Association of…

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There is nothing worse than relaxing in your home and seeing a spider crawl up your wall. Not only do you need to go find a shoe, but you are also now on high alert to find these creepy crawlers in other rooms. If you are noticing more spiders in your home, it is time to think about ways of stopping them from getting inside.

 

Common Types of Spiders Found in Omaha

There are more than 50 types of spiders that call Nebraska home. However, there are some common ones that can be prevented easily. The most common spiders found in Omaha homes:

Wolf Spiders - The wolf spider is large and very hairy. The upper surface of its abdomen is covered with black spots. They come out at night to hunt for food. You can find them in almost any…

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Roofs are an essential component in the structure of your home. They protect your home from rain, snow, ice, hail, and branches. Without a durable, properly installed roof, your home is at risk for damage caused by leaks, including mold. Although new roofs can be costly, they are one of the smartest investments you can make.

According to homeadvisor.com, the national average price for a new roof is $8,371. Most homeowners spend between $5,575 and $11,446. The cost of a new roof breaks down into 40% for materials and 60% in labor. There are many variables that go into the price of a roof, including the square footage of your home, the materials you choose, your type of home, and labor costs associated with removing your existing roof and installing your…

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