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Simple Tips to Avoid the Stress of Moving
by Tom Evans on Jan 24, 2019
It is undoubtedly very accurate that moving can be overwhelming, especially when there is all that planning, organizing, and thinking that needs your attention. It can often be a challenge to run all the other commitments while maintaining your sanity. Continue reading →
Tools to Add to Your Home Woodworking Toolbox
by Boris Dzhingarov on Feb 13, 2019
A lot of home repair projects involve a bit of woodworking. On its own, woodworking is a great hobby to get into, mainly because you can play with making your own furniture and customizing different parts of the house with ease when you know your way around the trade. Continue reading →
All You Need to Know About Hot Glue Guns
by Valerie Muscat on Mar 4, 2019
Ask anyone with an interest in arts and crafts projects and they will tell you hot glue guns are a must have. Self proclaimed DIYers for home repairs also view them as indispensable units or at least they should. Continue reading →
7 Best Ways to Get Rid of Old Furniture and Old Large Items
by Guest on Mar 17, 2019
Is unwanted furniture taking up space in your attic? Or maybe you are moving, and the idea of transporting old furniture and appliances sickens you. Large items in your house take up unnecessary space and make your home disorganized. So how do you dispose of old furniture? Continue reading →
5 Awesome Gifts Every Homeowner is Going to Love
by Guest Post on Apr 12, 2019
You’ve been invited to a housewarming party and haven’t got the slightest idea what to get. Here are five awesome gift suggestions to inspire you. You cannot go wrong with any one of these gifts. Continue reading →
Why Home Improvement, from Duct Cleaning to Plumbing is a “Service”
by Guest Post on Jun 11, 2019
The service part of the economy plays a massive role in most world economies. Service is basically a transaction in which no physical goods are transferred from the seller to the buyer; in order terms, it is an intangible part of the economy. Continue reading →
Essential Checklist for When You Want to Buy a Condo
by James Cummings on Feb 20, 2020
Buying a condo has its pros and cons, but it is a completely different experience from buying a single unit, a family home, or a detached house. When you buy a condo, your apartment is completely within the boundaries of your walls, but the outside of these walls is considered joint ownership; this is something that residents own and manage together in a cooperative. When purchasing one, please follow our condo purchase checklist to make sure that you know exactly what you're getting into. Here is our condo inspection checklist: Ceiling and Floor When deciding if the condo is right for you, you will want to look for stains on the ceilings or floors. This may indicate a problem with the roof or mean water is entering the building. Another thing to pay attention to is the distance between skirting boards and floors; you will want to do this because loose tiles or wooden boards can show traces of previous water damage in the home. Walls and windows This is another ... Continue reading →
8 Reasons You Need Spray Foam Insulation
by James Cummings on Jun 1, 2020
One question many homeowners are asking themselves is how to make their homes cooler in the summer or warmer in the winter. Whether during summer or in the depths of winter, it is vital to keep your home at a comfortable temperature. Spray foam insulation is one of the best modern insulation products for this. Continue reading →
Understanding the Ins and Outs of Getting Your Home Repaired
by Guest Post on Jun 19, 2020
Choosing the right professional is half the battle in home improvement. If you are not a savvy do-it-yourselfer, consider hiring a local professional that can help you save time and money on your home improvement projects. First of all, you should know exactly what you want before you start your search for the right person to repair your home. Continue reading →
What to Save for Common Homeowner Expenses
by Guest Post on Aug 2, 2020
Being a homeowner is a rewarding experience. After all, you do not have to answer to a landlord, you have a space to call your own, and you own an asset with equity. However, being a homeowner can also be expensive, especially if you have an unexpected repair. Continue reading →
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