Standard window glass acts like a magnifier for high-altitude UV rays. When that intense afternoon sun hits your south- and west-facing windows, it creates a greenhouse effect.

If you live in a classic Sugar House bungalow, a Liberty Wells mid-century rambler, or an older home in Sandy, you might have already noticed a familiar summer phenomenon: that one hallway or closet that suddenly feels like a sauna.

Right now, the cottonwoods along the Jordan River and throughout the valley are releasing their seeds. While it looks like a summer wonderland, those fluffy white fibers act like a sweater for your air conditioner.

we’re prepping for that glorious (but dusty) transition between "Heater Season" and "Open Window Season."

The slow shift from powder days to trail days.

Because Salt Lake can’t decide if it’s still winter… and your house is caught in the middle

Happy (almost) St. Patrick’s Day, SLC!

If you’ve opened your windows lately only to find a graveyard of salt, dust, and dead bugs in the tracks, this Hump Day Home Hack is for you.

Surviving the SLC "Mud Season"

It’s mid-February in Salt Lake City, and usually, our biggest Wednesday worry is whether the plow has blocked the driveway again. But this year, the Wasatch Front looks... different.

Smart home upgrades = more comfort, better efficiency, and added value—perfect for Salt Lake homes!

Go green this holiday season with eco-friendly decor, gifts, and entertaining tips—perfect for your Salt Lake City celebrations!