Sooner or later, little things around your home will start to go wrong. Use this information to help you correct these common mishaps. Fix a leaky faucet Usually due to a bad washer or cartridge in the handle. Turn off the water supply (under the sink), and cover the drain so no small parts go…
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Dress Up Your Outdoor Living Space
Looking for a fun way to dress up your outdoor living space? check out these great do-it-yourself projects using recycled wooden pallets. It is no secret that wood pallets can be repurposed into impressive furniture and decor.It is amazing what people have created from these abundant, often discarded resources that can usually be found for…
Plant a Tree (Earth Day)
“The creation of a thousand forests is in one acorn.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson Earth Day is right around the corner (April 22) and planting a tree is a great way to show your support. Finding the perfect tree is not as simple as it sounds. Here are some suggestions on those you should consider…
Dress up your Décor
Neutrals are safe, easy to decorate around, and lend themselves to any design theme. Preferring a simple, neutral décor does not mean you are boring or dull! You can show off your personality and sense of style by “dressing up” up a neutral room! A neutral is any color that stays in the background and…
March Home Tasks
The official start of spring is just around the corner. Now is the perfect time to prepare your home; time to get ready for that fresh, new beginning that spring will always bring. Get these simple chores done now, so when spring does finally arrive, you are ready to sit back, relax and enjoy it!
Time to “spring” ahead…
It is almost that time of year to “spring ahead” and to enjoy an extra hour of daylight each day! Mark your calendar and get set to change your clocks this Sunday, March 10, 2013. Daylight Saving Time (DST) officially begins at 2:01 a.m. on Sunday. DST is observed in most of the United States…
Snow Shoveling Safety
Depending on where you live, a few snowflakes may have already fallen. Many people look forward to the first snow fall that elegantly drapes the trees and shrubs. After that initial glee wears off the reality of the situation will finally hit; now you have to shovel! We hope these snow shoveling tips will keep…
Keeping Cozy for Less
We’re almost through December and it’s the time of year when our heating bills make us cringe! Every time your door opens, a little bit of heat escapes your home. With some diligence and a few preventative measures, you can keep your home warm and not break the bank. In fact, you can even increase…
Tools Every Homeowner Should Have
Not Everyone is a handyman, but that should not stop homeowners from making repairs or small improvements to their own homes. Plus, with the Holidays around the corner, these make great gifts for new homeowners you might know.
Be a Savvy Home Buyer
When searching for a home, you will find some things you can live with, but others should raise a red flag! Read on to discover the pitfalls you’ll want to avoid and which ones you can fix! Some Red Flags Asbestos – Asbestos has been proven to pose serious health risks. Check attics and around…
Winterizing Your Home
For those of you dreading the long, cold months of winter that lie ahead, taking the time this fall to follow these simple steps will save you money on heating while keeping you warm. Block the leaks – With energy costs on the rise, nothing makes more sense to homeowners than checking for any and…
Spooky Smells and Sounds in your House
At times the unexplained noises and odors found in your own home can seem terrifying. Below are some simple and reassuring explanations. Things that stir in the night An unfinished attic space will amplify the sound of any small critter, such as a raccoon or squirrel, as it passes along the roof of your home….
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