The Godwin Blog

Your cabin is both an investment and a source of enjoyment and pride. Taking proper care of it now ensures the property will be ready for when you want to spend time with friends and loved ones or need a little rest and relaxation for yourself.

Remodeling is a huge step, one that can completely transform outdated or worn out rooms, giving you a modern space that’s more functional, convenient, and worth showing off to friends and family. But there’s another exciting element that can sometimes go overlooked when it comes to any remodeling project: home value.

Here in the United States tap water is almost always safe to drink as-is, but filtering your drinking water is a good idea! By running your regular tap water through a water filter you can generate water that is objectively purer than bottled water, removing virtually all the chlorine for better taste as well as cleaner pots and pans.

You’re a great cook, a wizard in the kitchen, an artist even. And you deserve better than a messy, piled-together spice cabinet where you can't find anything. Organize your life and inject some class into your culinary activities with spice rack and organizer options from your local West Michigan Godwin Store!

Here are five ways to lower energy costs while also helping with the humidity in your home.

It’s almost grilling season (or it’s been grilling season for those of you Michiganders who grills in the snow). Whether you’re a BBQ aficionado or this will be your first time tending the flames, you may have some questions about what grill would is best for you and how to make your eats taste as if a professional made them every time. We have the answers you need!

Tips to keep those inevitable weeds under control. Read for tips and tricks to keep your lawn green and healthy all summer long.

Improving the curb appeal of your home can be a fun and easy Saturday project for the whole family to tackle.

Each time you replace a filter (water, furnace, etc.) ask yourself, “is this recyclable?” The answer is, probably—but not in your standard recycling bin.