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by 411 on Mar 29, 2017
There aren't many parts of your garbage disposer that you can service yourself. When it fails, you may have to replace it. These tips will help you find the problem and let you know if it is worth fixing or replacing. Continue reading →
Adding Lighting when Sunlight is Not Enough
by Jessica Ackerman on Mar 26, 2010
A sunlit room is perfect for creating a bright and open ambiance, but it is often the case that some rooms in your home do not get enough sunlight. They may be facing north, located in the basement, or the windows may be blocked from the outside. Continue reading →
Spray Painting - Can You DIY Or Do You Get The Professionals In?
by Guest Post on Nov 17, 2010
The advantage of spray painting is the sheer speed at which you can do it. A room that would usually take a weekend to paint can be done in less than half the time with a spray painting machine. The same goes for garden fences and exterior walls. Continue reading →
Remove Mold from Your Shower - Chemical Free!
by Guest Post on Feb 14, 2011
Persistent damp, musty conditions are all mold needs to take root, grow and proliferate. Unfortunately, these conditions often exist in the place where you spend the most time, namely your house. Of course, some areas of your home are much more susceptible than others. Continue reading →
Insinkerator Garbage Disposal Repairs
by Guest Post on May 30, 2011
InSinkErator garbage disposal unit playing up? The following article provides information on common InSinkErator problems and their fixes. Extremely Noisy? A jammed Insinkerator makes a lot of noise, but loose screws can cause the machine to be noisy as well. Continue reading →
How to Troubleshoot Roof Problems and Repairs
by Guest Post on Feb 24, 2012
Roof repairs can be the most difficult and dangerous repairs to make on any home. One of the most important parts about troubleshooting roof problems is that you find the actual origin of the problem and address it. The fact that water is leaking through your living room ceiling does not mean that the leak is necessarily starting over the living room. Continue reading →
Leaky Ceilings and Telltale Signs of Ongoing Problems
by Guest Post on Jan 19, 2010
There are a number of things that can go wrong on your roof that can cause water to leak into your home. If you have an older shingle roof, you might have a missing shingle that got blown off of your roof, or there might be cracks or a missing nail from the roof sheathing. Continue reading →
An Overview of Basic Wood Floor Repairs
by Guest Post on Feb 4, 2010
A small issue with a wood floor doesn't necessarily mean that you have to replace or redo the entire floor. Your existing wood floor is probably in good shape, with just a few imperfect spots. It may be simpler and more cost-effective to make small repairs than to refinish the floor. Continue reading →
How to Repair Stucco Siding on Your Home
by Guest Post on Apr 12, 2010
Stucco is a cement-based siding product that is extremely popular around the country. Compared to other siding materials, it is fairly easy to maintain and repair. This article discusses how to repair cracks and gouges, and paint stucco. Continue reading →
Maintain and Sustain: Keeping Up on Home Maintenance
by Jessica Ackerman on Aug 3, 2010
By keeping up on some simple home maintenance tasks, you can reduce the chances that more serious and expensive problems will occur, which might require actual repairs. Here are some common home maintenance tasks that should be performed. Continue reading →
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