Laura Hennigan

Contributing Writer

As a freelance writer, home owner and parent, Laura is always has a project (or six) on her plate. She loves improving her outdoor living space, organizing her kids play areas, and purchasing entirely too many picture frames. You can find Laura's work in places like Forbes Advisor, Scary Mommy, Real Balanced, and Cubby.

Laura Hennigan
Laura Hennigan

About

As a freelance writer, home owner and parent, Laura is always has a project (or six) on her plate. She loves improving her outdoor living space, organizing her kids play areas, and purchasing entirely too many picture frames. You can find Laura's work in places like Forbes Advisor, Scary Mommy, Real Balanced, and Cubby.

Articles
No matter how close or far your new home is, you should never pack important documents with other items during a move. Here are some tips to keep them safe.
When remodeling, you’ll have to decide where to live while the work is being done. There are pros and cons to both staying and going. We’ve broken down the factors you’ll need to consider when deciding where to live during your renovation project.
System type, desired comfort features, and energy efficiency are just a few of the decisions you will need to make before investing in a new furnace. Here are eight tips to consider when evaluating the right type of furnace for your home.
If you are moving down the street or to a new state, many entities need to know your new address. Here’s how to change your address after a move.
When considering a home in a rural area, you may not have access to a municipal sewer system. Learn all about living with well water and a septic tank before taking the plunge.
Hiring a property manager can help save you time and money. But retaining the wrong management can be a costly mistake, so vet your prospects carefully.
Hiring a home inspector to spot potential problems can save you money down the road. Learn what a home inspector does and why it’s important.
There are several different HVAC certifications available to HVAC pros. Read to learn more about what each certification means and why they’re important.