Climate Change

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Cracked and stressed underground sewer pipes in Aurora, Colorado, showing damage from both drought conditions and intense floodwaters.
Services

Aurora faces sewer line damage risk from drought and floods

Following severe flash floods in August, emergency calls for basement sewage backups in Aurora surged by 250%, according to Aurora Fire-Rescue.

Olivia Hart·September 7, 2026
A Chitalpa tree in a Southern California garden suffering from excessive rain due to El Niño, with a concerned homeowner in the background.
Outdoor

El Niño's water surges harm Chitalpa trees in home landscaping

In Southern California, homeowners who embraced drought-tolerant Chitalpa trees are now watching them succumb to an unexpected enemy: too much water from El Niño's relentless rains.

Mason Clarke·August 29, 2026
An exhausted HVAC technician surrounded by tools stands before a malfunctioning air conditioning unit outside a school during a severe August heatwave.
Services

August heat causes widespread AC failures, straining maintenance crews.

Students at University High School in Orange County endured a second week of school without reliable air conditioning as August temperatures soared.

Olivia Hart·August 20, 2026
A beautiful, water-wise garden in Fort Collins with native plants and efficient irrigation, demonstrating drought resilience for homeowners.
Tips & Guides

Homeowners: Adopt Climate Resilient Gardening for Drought

In Fort Collins, July was just recorded as the warmest month in the city's history, according to The Coloradoan .

Mason Clarke·August 10, 2026
A gardener using the 3-hour rule to protect plants from intense midday summer sun, illustrating the importance of timing in extreme heat.
Outdoor

How Does the 3-Hour Gardening Rule Help During Peak Summer Heat?

A recent university study showed that plants exposed to direct midday summer sun for over 30 minutes experienced irreversible cellular damage, according to Springer Nature .

Mason Clarke·August 8, 2026
A Florida home elevated on stilts with a stormy sky and rough seas in the background, symbolizing hurricane preparedness.
Home Improvement

Florida hurricane preparedness faces unequal adoption

Houses in Tampa Bay are being raised after the 2024 hurricanes, a costly measure that highlights the escalating need for storm resilience across Florida.

Olivia Hart·July 9, 2026
A professional gardener tending to a lush, diverse garden filled with resilient annual flowers blooming vibrantly under the sun.
Home Improvement

Professional Gardeners Choose Resilient Annuals for Sustainable Blooms

In 2023, 30% of professional landscapers reported significant annual flower crop failures due to unseasonal weather, according to the National Gardeners Association.

Olivia Hart·June 1, 2026
A 3D-printed home in Florida, showcasing advanced construction technology designed to withstand climate change impacts and severe weather.
Home Improvement

Florida construction embraces new tech to fight climate change

In Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, a 3D-printed home has been completed.

Olivia Hart·May 27, 2026
A resilient home equipped with storm shutters and drought-resistant landscaping, ready to face extreme weather conditions.
Maintenance

How to Prepare Your Home for Future Extreme Weather

By 2050, England faces a stark shift in its climate, with heatwaves projected to occur in at least four of every five years, and the duration of drought periods expected to double, according to The Gu

Ethan Rowe·April 14, 2026