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How to Protect Your Home from the Horrors of H2O
by Guest on Oct 10, 2013
If you don’t live close to the water, you may believe that you are relatively safe from water damage to your home. However, this is not necessarily the case. Water damage results in more home insurance claims than burglary or fire. Water damage does not result only from hurricanes, floods or other catastrophic events. Continue reading →
Window Installation Walkthrough: A See-Through Procedure
by Guest on Oct 10, 2013
A popular old saying about DIY work that goes “measure twice and cut once” makes particular sense for those attempting a window replacement project on their own. Even experienced DIY enthusiasts are often surprised at how basic parts of such a job – like making precise measurements and straight cuts – can be fiendishly complex. Continue reading →
How to Feminise a Masculine Room
by Michelle Hall on Oct 9, 2013
If you are moving in with your man, or you have bought the remnants of a bachelor pad, the first you are going to need to do is add a feminine touch. It often seems that men just aren’t as interested in plush furnishing and warm homely colors. Continue reading →
Lawn Care after Summer: 5 Useful Tips
by Guest on Oct 8, 2013
When summer draws to a close a lot of homeowners tend to forget about taking care of their lawns. The mentality seems to be that as Winter gets nearer and nearer there isn’t much that can be done in terms of lawn care. This mentality is about as far away from the truth as you can get. Continue reading →
The Right Time for Taking Care of Your Furnace
by Guest on Oct 4, 2013
The calendar has turned to fall, which means it's time to take care of your furnace so that your home is ready for the upcoming months of colder weather. Early furnace maintenance can detect safety hazards, improve furnace efficiency, and find problems that might cause the furnace to malfunction during the winter. Continue reading →
Know the Difference: Washer/Dryer Combos and Stackable Washer/Dryers
by Guest on Oct 3, 2013
When it comes time to purchase new appliances for your home, one of the major decisions that you’ll have to make is whether to get a washer and dryer combo unit or a stackable washer and dryer. While most people are well aware of the fact that a washer is different from a dryer, those same people might not realize that combo units and stackable units are not the same thing and should not be treated as such. Continue reading →
How to Find the Right Roofer for Your Next Home Repair
by Guest on Oct 2, 2013
Your roof doesn’t need to be replaced often, so when the time has come to invest in a new roof, it’s sensible to take trouble finding the right roofing company. If you don’t already have a trusted roofer in mind, deciding on one for such a big job can be daunting. Don’t let uncertainty about who to use lead to inaction on your part: that can mean more work and expense. How do you go about choosing? Continue reading →
Small but Mighty: Turning a Tiny Bathroom into a Bright Space
by Guest on Oct 2, 2013
A small bathroom or powder room can brim with style when you employ some extraordinary design tips. Moreover, some design features have so much impact that a tiny space somehow feels larger and certainly doesn’t feel cramped or confining. The following tips will help you transform a small bathroom into a space that’s big on wow factor and a pleasure to behold! Continue reading →
What Should I do About Recent Water Damage
by Guest Post on Sep 25, 2013
By acting quickly, further damage can be prevented and the property back to normal conditions in a short time. Letting water damage linger is not only costly, but dangerous. Mold loves the wet conditions left behind from flooding events indoors. Continue reading →
Top Tips for Keeping Your UPVC Door Looking Brand New
by Guest on Sep 16, 2013
Buying replacement UPVC windows and doors is an investment and in order to get the best return on your outlay and keep your home looking well-maintained, you should try to follow some basic tips so that they continue to look as good as new. Caring for your new windows and doors should be part of your regular maintenance routine. Continue reading →
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