Home & Design
'New to Homeownership? Here's what you must know
'What Should I Do to Always Keep My House Clean?
'Home Repair: How Often Should I Replace Everything in My Home?
EDITOR'S PICKS
-
Residents of a Chicago Mobile Home Park To Lose Water Access Days Before Thanksgiving
-
Dozens Left Homeless After Apartment Fire Sparks In Durham
-
Homebuying 101: 5 Red Flags To Watch Out For
-
US Home Prices on the Rise: Here's Where Houses Are the Priciest
-
Real Estate: 3 Things To Know Before You Start Investing
-
When it comes to home construction, the foundation of your living space matters the most. After all, this is the base that supports the entire structure and keeps your home strong and beautiful over the years. Still, wear and tear are normal for buildings as they become older. It can happen to all the parts of your home, including the foundation. However, this is one part that you cannot afford to ignore because the damage can be extensive and you may face costly home repairs if you procrastinate. There are some signs that you should be watchful about. -
'Creating the Perfect Garden: How to Sow a Brand-New Lawn
The grass may seem like something easy to grow - it seems to grow everywhere! But then, there's some care to be taken when sowing a new lawn. -
'How to Make a Cleaning Schedule for the House to Never Get on Top of You Again
A cleaning schedule is something we use to help deal with the never-ending list of jobs that need to be done around the house. By having a set routine you follow each day and week, and then bigger jobs you plan for each month, you'll feel more on top of the cleaning rather than being ruled by it. This is tough for anyone, whether you're living on your own or if you have a big family. -
'Home Renovation Trends For 2020
As this year is soon coming to a close, you might be on your way towards finding new changes that you can bring to your home. Perhaps there's an area of your house that's in dire need of an upgrade. -
'Which One Is the Best - Stainless Steel Faucets or Chrome Faucet
Faucets are a necessary requirement for any kitchen. They come in a wide range of material, designs, and technology. Two of the popular kitchen faucets are stainless steel faucet and chrome faucet. The right selection between them requires you to assess their performance on a variety of factors. -
'Is There Anything I Need to Do Before the Roofer Company Starts?
When a roof has problems and needs repairs then it is time to hire an expert to fix it. After you've found the right contractor and gotten everything in writing, there are some things you can do to prepare yourself, your home or your business before the first hammer comes down. -
'How Can I Prevent Clogged Drains in My Home?
A clogged drain can turn into a major issue. In 2016, people spent over $80 million on the leading drain cleaner. But drain cleaner doesn't always get the job done. Fortunately, there are many ways to prevent a clogged drain. Find out what you can do to keep your pipes free and clear of debris. -
'How Long Does it Take to Replace a Roof?
You may be lucky and have had the opportunity to enjoy your home's roof for many years without a problem. You may have born witness to how a roof can unsurprisingly reach the end of its useful life without experiencing any issues. Your roof may simply look old and worn, and you are replacing it as a preventive measure. -
'Why Exterior Renovation Needs to Start With the Garage Door
Have you ever invested a big chunk of money into renovating the exterior of your home, only to feel like it's missing something when the dust settles and the paint dries? That's probably because you ignored the biggest and most important part: The garage door. -
'Seven Ways to Add Value to Your Garden
Your garden adds up to the beauty of your home. It will be in your best interest to make it attractive. If you intend on selling your home, it will be great to improve your garden. This can increase the value of your home tremendously. -
'Prepare for Fall with These Home Improvements
Even though it may feel too early to start thinking about the cold weather, as a homeowner, you have to plan ahead. The fall season is the best time to prepare your home for the low temperatures coming. -
'Renovating Your Home with Natural Stone
The digital decade of the 21st Century is an excellent example of an oxymoron, two contradictory terms working in conjunction with each other, where there exists both space-age marvels and homeowners opting for home renovations using natural stone. The 21st century, indeed, could well be called 'the new stone age.'
