411homerepair.com

Safety / Security

Safety Tips for Scaffolding Workers

Safety Tips for Scaffolding Workers

by Boris Dzhingarov on Oct 27, 2015

It can be very dangerous to work on a scaffold, particularly if the structure doesn’t comply with the set safety standards. It is vital that you know the various safety procedures that exist and that you follow these properly. This is the only way to avoid very serious accidents. Continue reading →

5207 Views
Holiday Home Safety Tips That Are Often Overlooked

Holiday Home Safety Tips That Are Often Overlooked

by Kira on Nov 29, 2015

While preparing for the holidays, it is easy to forget about basic safety measures. Nevertheless, home decoration and celebration with the family should pose a hazard, neither in the short nor in the long run. Continue reading →

4761 Views
Safety Tips for Heating a House During Winter

Safety Tips for Heating a House During Winter

by Kira on Nov 29, 2015

Sometimes, a winter storm can knock the power out in the whole building. When the power goes out, there are a few options for heating the house, such as space heaters, fireplaces, wood-burning stoves and kerosene heaters. Continue reading →

4979 Views
The Most Effective Ways to Secure Your Home

The Most Effective Ways to Secure Your Home

by Boris Dzhingarov on Dec 13, 2015

Securing your home should be one of your main priorities. Burglars keep finding new ways to enter homes, so it is important to add as many security features inside and outside your home to reduce the possibility of a break in. Continue reading →

5305 Views
Protecting Your Home By Extending Your Security System

Protecting Your Home By Extending Your Security System

by Guest on Jan 20, 2016

Although most established neighborhoods have been equipped with basic home burglar alarm type of security for a few decades, it has only been in the past few years that innovators have created new mass-market types of door locks and security that can augment and upgrade the capabilities of a traditional system in a way that makes sense for most people. Continue reading →

5172 Views
How to Protect Your Home From Burglaries

How to Protect Your Home From Burglaries

by Guest Post on Feb 19, 2016

Hopefully, you are reading this as a preemptive measure, but too often people don't consider their home security until after the worst has already happened. Burglary is an unfortunate reality of life and can often be a traumatic and expensive experience for the victims. Continue reading →

4906 Views
Remodeling Your Home to be Handicap Accessible

Remodeling Your Home to be Handicap Accessible

by Guest Post on Feb 23, 2016

If you or someone you love lives with limited mobility, you know what a hassle functioning in inaccessible spaces can be. Just getting into an inaccessible home is a chore, let alone using the appliances or plumbing. Continue reading →

4662 Views
Why Only Professionals Should Remove Asbestos?

Why Only Professionals Should Remove Asbestos?

by Guest Post on Feb 27, 2016

When you perform any home renovation project it usually comes with a lot of dust around you. If this dust contains asbestos its fibers may come inside your airways and cause serious lung disease and sometimes even some types of lung cancer. Continue reading →

4761 Views
The Importance of Choosing a Certified Gas Installer

The Importance of Choosing a Certified Gas Installer

by Guest on Mar 19, 2016

Putting your trust in the wrong hands can be risky, especially when you are talking about fitting your home gas appliances. Faulty workmanship when it comes to a boiler installation, fitting gas appliances, and pipework repairs can put your life and that of your family at risk. Continue reading →

3124 Views
5 Scary Examples of How Not to Use a Ladder

5 Scary Examples of How Not to Use a Ladder

by Guest Post on Mar 22, 2016

In any situation where you employ a ladder for high level access, its correct use can make all the difference between life and death, literally. You wouldn’t think it was that difficult to work out how to use a ladder properly, would you? However, the 5 photos below clearly show that nothing can be taken for granted. Continue reading →

10578 Views

Latest Articles

How Much Does It Cost To Take A Bath​?

Plumbers know that a bath may seem like a relaxing luxury, but the real cost extends far beyond your water bill. The average soak uses 35 to 50...

on Apr 8, 2025

10 Concrete Patio Ideas on a Budget

A concrete patio can be a game-changer for your outdoor space. It is durable, versatile, and can be customized to fit your style. But what if you...

on Mar 25, 2025

Tips for Creating a Stunning Personalized Photo on Canvas

Order the unique beauty of a personalized photo on canvas and bring your memories to life. With a customized photo on canvas, you can transform...

on Mar 7, 2025

Best Areas to Buy Property in Singapore for Long-Term Growth

Singapore's real estate market remains one of the most stable and lucrative in the world. With limited land supply, strong governmental...

on Feb 18, 2025

Troubleshooting Excess Water in Your HVAC Secondary Condensate Drain Pan

When maintaining your air conditioning system, it is easy to overlook the condensate drain pan - until excess water starts pooling in places where...

on Jan 12, 2025

Sponsored Articles

More DIY Articles

The Advantages and Disadvantages of Platform Beds

Platform beds were first introduced when people learned that sleeping above the ground could help protect them from rodents and other small...

Interior Design / Decor

Types of Kitchen Sinks

One of the most essential elements that have to be taken into consideration when remodeling or building a kitchen is the kitchen sink. A sink can...

Kitchen / Bathrooms

Winterizing Fish Ponds

Since the pump runs 24/7/365, the area under the falls will stay free of ice until it gets *real* cold - like below 0 deg. F. I added a small...

Garden / Landscaping / Patio

Landscape Designer vs a Landscape Contractor - Part 2

The most important quality for a landscape designer is “qualification.” Not whether the person is a “designer” or a “landscaper” or a “gardener”...

Hire Contractors / Estimates

Eco-Friendly Building Materials to Consider Before You Remodel

Are you thinking about remodeling your home but concerned about your potentially large carbon footprint? Of course, you'll want to make your house...

Eco-Friendly / Go Green

Contact Us | Submit Article | 411homerepair © 2025