Staying connected at home is almost as essential as having lights. Yet the default setup most internet providers leave behind—a single box next to the TV—rarely gives strong Wi-Fi in every room. Bedrooms at the far end of the house, the garage, or the backyard often turn into dead zones. The good news is you don’t have to live with those gaps. With a little planning, you can pick a network setup that fits your space, your number of devices, and your budget—and end up with a system that simply works.

As electric vehicles become more popular, many people are making the switch for reasons such as the convenience of charging at home, advanced technology, and modern styling. However, one important consideration is choosing the right charger for your needs. There are three main types of car chargers available: Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3.

Every homeowner has considered adding solar panels to their roof, either to reduce monthly electricity costs or to lower their household's carbon footprint—both valid reasons. Today, the options for solar have expanded to include a wide variety of installations, and this article aims to help homeowners weigh the options to determine what makes sense for their home.