The Godwin Blog

We know no one particularly likes to have extra visits for maintenance, but we also know everyone wants their unit to last for years to come. That said, here are some of our top care tips for you to do so that you can maximize the efficiency of your HVAC system and enjoy a comfortable living space all year.

Remodeling your kitchen isn’t something you do every day. It’s a big project that requires investment, planning, and time. And if you’re considering a kitchen remodel in the weeks or months to come, you have some decisions to make. One of the biggest of those decisions is what to do about your kitchen cabinets. Let’s explore your options.

Spring is the perfect time to refresh your home and complete those long-overdue tasks. We have eight indoor and outdoor cleaning duties that will give your space the refresh it needs —ready to get started?

Wondering if you need to prime before painting? Applying primer before paint is a key step in the painting process.

Michigan winters mean ice, snow, and slippery conditions. Fortunately, your local Godwin store has a variety of ice melt products that can help give you the wintertime traction you need to safely and securely navigate your property.

It might not officially be winter yet, but if you’re a Michigander, it sure looks and feels like it. But just because the home heating season is here doesn’t mean you have to burn a hole in your pocketbook. Here are some alternative ways to save heat energy in your home for the holidays without cranking up your heating bill.

If you have recently purchased and installed a reverse osmosis system (ROS), congratulations! You’re about to start drinking and using clean water, free from 98% of all contaminants. Now that Godwin Water Treatment has installed your new system, you might be wondering… what do I do now? Don’t worry! We know a thing or two and are ready to share our best tips for maintenance of your new ROS.

Get your home ready for fall with these outdoor steps.

Winterizing your home’s sprinkler system may seem like a daunting task that should only be taken on by professionals, but did you know that you may be able to do it yourself with just a few instructions? After just a few hours of work, your sprinkler system will be free of water and ready to survive the winter in no time.