 | Basement WaterproofingWater problems can be difficult and costly for homeowners to correct, but expensive waterproofing is not always the answer. | ContractsA contract is a legally-binding promise or agreement that is made between two or more people. Read it entirely before signing.
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In an emergency, consumers who need home repairs can be vulnerable to scams. You can prevent problems before they occur.
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A generator may be able to power your refrigerator, home office, or other essentials during an outage. But they can be hazardous.
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Most contractors who do home improvements are honest, reliable and skilled. Your due diligence can prevent common issues.
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These traveling crews blacktop driveways, paint, do roofing and siding, and more. They do shoddy work and are likely to steal from you.
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A moving company should provide you with a written estimate, order for service, bill of lading, and an inventory list. Read your contract!
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Liens are remedies created by statute to ensure payment to those who have improved the property of others.
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Many people have found that living in a manufactured home community suits their way of life. Residents have rights and responsibilities. |
The possibility of losing your home to foreclosure can be terrifying. Scam artists prey on the fears of desperate homeowners. |
Wisconsin law does not regulate propane prices. Research your options, ask questions, and get everything in writing.
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Are you thinking of buying a new TV, refrigerator, couch or other “big-ticket” item? You may be considering the rent-to-own option. |
Do you need a place to store your things? A self-service storage facility may be the answer. Read a contract carefully before signing. |
Home solar photovoltaic (PV) system installations are becoming common. But as solar power use increases, so do scams.
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