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Save Some Money and Fix that Window Yourself
by Guest Post on Jan 3, 2018
A window is more than just something visual that can tie a room or home together. There’s also an important practical component to having a proper window, from being able to see to having the security of one that’s easy to open due to some sort of structural issue. Continue reading →
6 Tips to Reuse Household Items to Save The Environment
by Guest Post on Jul 31, 2017
We all should want to save the environment however we can. It’s up to all of us to take individual responsibility and get out there to do what we can to act sustainably every day. And that’s even super simple to do in your own home! Continue reading →
Improving the Value of Your Home with an Exterior Wall Coating
by Andy Wood on Nov 9, 2014
Due to the recent decline in the economy and more specifically the housing sector, more and more people have decided to stay where they are instead of searching for a new home. With no end to the crisis in sight homeowners are now spending more money and time improving their homes with a view to increasing the value for when prices start to rise and a sale is more likely. Continue reading →
10 Problems Landlords Face Due to Bad Tenants
by Guest Post on Dec 29, 2016
Sometimes things don’t always go to plan. If you’re a landlord you know exactly what I’m talking about. Even before your potential tenants move into your home you clearly laid out rules and regulations or them to abide by them. Continue reading →
Installing a Wood Burning Fireplace Insert like a Professional
by Jude McDonald on Jan 18, 2017
A wood burning fireplace insert has many benefits over traditional gas and electrical alternatives. Most significantly by choosing to heat your home using wood you can take control of your finances. Continue reading →
How to Improve Your Home on a Budget
by Guest Post on Jun 2, 2018
Every homeowner has a list of things they’d love to do around the home. Replace the dishwasher, paint a bedroom, fix up the patio, etc. It seems like no matter what you get done on this list, there is always more to do. Continue reading →
The Ultimate Debate: Blinds v Curtains
by Guest on Jun 25, 2014
Once it was a foregone conclusion; practically every house in the land hand had curtains installed around their windows. Now the situation has changed substantially though and while curtains certainly aren't a thing of the past, blinds are hot on their heels and threatening to take over windows around the world. Continue reading →
Front Load Washers -- Worth the Investment?
by Guest Post on Apr 16, 2011
In a society that is obsessed with cleanliness, a good quality washing machine is a must, and front load washers lead the pack to ineffective cleaning. Another thing that these machines provide is aesthetic appeal. They operate by lifting and tossing the clothes gently with a type of fin attached to the walls. Continue reading →
How to Redecorate without Breaking the Bank
by Guest on May 9, 2013
Do you want that boutique hotel look but do not have the money to splash out on an interior designer to create it? Well, look no further, as we have some top tips on how to give your home a luxurious look without costing you a fortune. Incorporate pattern and texture. Continue reading →
Easy Renovation Tips for Creating a Beautiful Baby Nursery
by Jane Brown on Aug 23, 2016
It’s the first room your child will ever have so let’s make it a good one! Transforming a room into a beautiful nursery doesn’t have to be time consuming or expensive. There are a number of quick fixes and updates that can turn a standard space into a healthy safe haven for your new baby. Continue reading →
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