How the Recession Changed the Attitudes of American Homeowners
- Home Improvement
- August 29, 2015
The Great Recession of the mid-2000’s sent a series of devastating economic and financial shock waves through the United States, many of which still have lingering effects. Though the Recession has faded into memory, remembering it’s devastation can still be quite painful. The aftermath of the Recession left a lasting impression on the hearts and […]
Read MoreHardscape Ideas That Will Make You Money
- Home Improvement
- August 27, 2015
Take a look at your yard. Is it everything you want it to be? Perhaps you’ve got a very unexciting yard with grass and a lone tree. Why don’t you add a little pizazz? If you’re wary of hardscaping costs, don’t be! Hardscaping will bring a return value of 100% to 200% – even if […]
Read More7 Things Plumbing Companies Wish You Would Stop Doing
- Home Improvement
- August 26, 2015
Of course, plumbing companies rely on your plumbing crises for business. But that doesn’t mean they want you to be constantly setting yourself up for completely avoidable plumbing repairs. Here are seven of the top mistakes plumbing companies wish you would stop making in your home: Treating Your Toilet Like a Garbage Can Only waste […]
Read More3 Important Reasons to Invest in Water Filtration Systems
- Home Improvement
- August 25, 2015
A lot of people buy the small filters for drinking water that you fill up and leave in your refrigerator. That’s great, but what about the water you use for your shower? Or the water blasting against the plates you eat off of inside the dishwasher? You need to be protected from all angles when […]
Read MoreThe Best Reasons To Get a New Fence
- Home Improvement
- August 24, 2015
Metal fences are typically more expensive than most wood fences. Many wooden fence companies will offer plenty of affordable fencing materials. Other people may choose vinyl fences. Chain-link fences are even less expensive than both wooden and vinyl fences, at only $17 for every linear foot. Wrought iron fences are often considered luxurious. The materials […]
Read MoreHow to Maintain Your Heating and Air Conditioning Systems
- Home Improvement
- August 18, 2015
Thanks to modern heating and cooling, we can stay comfortable year round whether shopping or sitting in our homes. Commercial furnace repairs and A/C installation companies work around the clock to provide service where its most needed; many offer 24/7 service to accommodate customers at all hours of the day. Heating and cooling services advise […]
Read More5 Strategies for Making Your Tiny Bathroom More Functional
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- August 18, 2015
Maybe you’ve found the perfect house or apartment — except for the fact that it has a tiny, cramped bathroom. If you’re facing this dilemma, you’re not alone. Many homes and buildings, especially older ones, don’t offer the corner tubs and double custom bathroom vanities that have become more common in recent years. Don’t panic: […]
Read More3 Things to Consider When Installing a New Roof
- Home Improvement
- August 18, 2015
Installing a new roof can be an expensive and time-consuming process. Depending on whether you are doing the work yourself, or getting professional handyman services has a great impact on your wallet and stress level. That is not the only factor when installing a new roof though. A quality roof installation can last between 25 […]
Read More3 Common Types of Solar Panels Finding the Right One for You
- Home Improvement
- August 13, 2015
Updated 08/04/22 You may be shocked after conducting an energy audit that there are loopholes that will cut the energy costs considerably when covered. Moreover, going the sustainable way doesn’t have to be expensive. You may opt for solar panel installation on your roof and weatherproofing your windows. Depending on your budget, there are numerous […]
Read MoreFind Out How You Can Turn Your House Into A Lean, Mean, Energy Saving Machine
- Home Improvement
- August 13, 2015
A big buzz topic these days has recently circulated around energy consumption–how much we’re consuming and how we can cut that number down. Three major things that consume energy in your home are air conditioning systems, water heaters, and furnaces. In hot climates or densely populated areas, air conditioning can be a necessity; similarly, in […]
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