25 September 2026
How to choose, use, and maintain an electric blower for New England conditions Autumn in Massachusetts is beautiful—until oak, maple, and pine debris blanket the lawn. For many homeowners, a battery-operated leaf blower offers a quieter, cleaner, and easier-to-maintain alternative to a gas model. Today’s cordless blowers have enough power...
15 September 2026
Don't miss an opportunity to renew your established lawn during autumn months. Seed germinates well during cool, moist weather – with little competition from weeds. This is the best time of year to introduce healthy blends of new grass seed to your lawn. Plan to over-seed your lawn two to...
10 September 2026
Check out this video for professional tips on air sealing and insulating your basement. For help or more information, contact Monnick Supply in Marlborough or Framingham.
31 August 2026
Fall is one of the most important seasons for lawn care in Massachusetts. After a hot, dry summer, your yard may be dealing with compacted soil, thin patches, weeds or tired-looking grass. The good news is that cooler temperatures, more consistent rainfall and active root growth make early fall the...
24 August 2026
August is the perfect time to tackle simple home projects before cooler weather, fall rain, and storm season arrive. These quick DIY tasks can help protect your home, improve comfort, and make the transition into autumn easier. 1. Clear Gutters and Check Downspouts Summer storms can leave leaves, twigs, and...
19 August 2026
Fall has a way of sneaking up fast. One week you are enjoying long summer evenings, and the next you are clearing leaves, checking the heat, and wondering where you put the rake. At your local hardware store, we are here to help you get ahead of the season with...
3 August 2026
Fall is a great time to keep your vegetable garden productive. Cooler air, warm soil, and fewer summer pests create ideal conditions for many cool-season crops, especially leafy greens and root vegetables. Good fall vegetable choices include lettuce, spinach, kale, arugula, radishes, carrots, beets, broccoli, cabbage, and garlic. In Massachusetts...
27 July 2026
Fall is one of the best seasons to plant because the air is cooler, the soil is still warm, and plants can focus their energy on building strong roots before winter. For homeowners, that means less heat stress, easier watering, and healthier growth when spring arrives. Trees, shrubs, perennials, and...
23 July 2026
Best Home Upgrades What adds value to a home? This is the question many homeowners ask when they're entering the housing market as a seller. While you may be able to sell your house as-is, you could earn more profit if you make some renovations first. Read on to discover...
14 July 2026
When Massachusetts temperatures climb into the 90s, cool-season lawns can quickly show signs of stress: bluish-green blades, curled leaves, lingering footprints, and brown patches. The goal during extreme heat is not always to keep grass perfectly green; it is to keep the roots alive, reduce stress, and avoid wasting water....