James Lecompte

Know Who’s Holding the Brush Your living room walls are faded, the kitchen cabinets have seen better days, and the fence looks like it belongs in a ghost town. You need a paint job—but who should you call? If you’re a homeowner in the Denver metro area, from Westminster to Arvada, this decision could impact […]

Making your home more eco-friendly doesn’t require a complete lifestyle overhaul or a second mortgage. Small, intentional changes can add up to significant environmental impact—and often save you money, too. Below are 10 easy swaps and habits you can implement today to reduce waste, conserve resources, and create a healthier living space for you and

Wasps are a common nuisance across the UK, particularly during the warmer months. Whether you’re dealing with a few persistent wasps in your garden or a full-blown nest in your loft, knowing how to get rid of wasps safely and effectively is crucial. Aside from being annoying, wasps can become aggressive, especially when their nest

Green innovation has become an industry catalyst across the globe, focusing on sustainable solutions with least environmental impacts. Innovational spaces in the past were broad and capital-driven, often ignoring efficiency and sustainability. Today, business organizations recognize the fact that better space strategies – optimizing physical and virtual space designs and utilization – can play a

Climate change isn’t just something we read about anymore—it’s something many of us feel. Whether it’s heatwaves, wildfires, or just the sense that things are spinning out of control, climate anxiety has become a real and constant weight. But there’s a shift happening. A growing number of brands aren’t just making eco-friendly products—they’re responding to

At dawn joggers circle the Parliament complex. By noon students lap village ponds, and after dusk parents loop school tracks. Running is growing in cities for being cheap, flexible, and welcoming to all fitness levels. The Spark Behind the Surge Victory Day fun runs once drew modest crowds, but social media turned finish-line selfies into