Do you desperately wish to make your home more inviting? To help you accomplish this important task, consider purchasing various sizes and types of green plants. You might also enjoy creating an herb garden to place on a windowsill in your kitchen. Purchasing colorful accent pillows to put on your sofa and chairs can also make your house feel more inviting. Buying new window treatments is also a great idea. Wood blinds can instantly make your space feel more intimate. On this blog, I hope you will discover ingenious strategies to give the inside of your home the wow factor. Enjoy!
Posted on:
17 April 2020
Ceiling fans are a necessity on a hot day. When the temperature rises, all you want to do is cool down. As experts point out, ceiling fans have a big advantage in that they cool your room in a cost-effective manner.
If you haven't shopped for a fan in a while, you might not be aware of how many styles you have to choose from. You want one that will fit in with your décor.
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26 February 2020
Having a finished basement can give you a bit more square footage and plenty of excuses to send your kids downstairs so that you can have some peace and quiet. Once your basement has been framed and the electrical has been done, it's time to make the decision about whether you should insulate the ceiling.
Why Insulate the Ceiling?
Insulating your basement walls is going to keep it warm during the winter and cold during the summer, which will help you save on your heating and cooling costs.
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Posted on:
13 January 2020
The brick, mortar, stucco, or cement finish on your home's exterior lends a great deal to the appearance and physical condition to your home and can have a lasting effect on its value. When your home's exterior materials are not kept up they can deteriorate to the point that your home's exterior needs a large investment to get it back to good condition. Whether you are completing your home masonry repairs yourself or hiring a professional, here are some tips to help you more successfully repair and keep your home's masonry and mortar joints in great condition.
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26 November 2019
With colder temperatures settling in all over the country, it's the time of year when most homeowners are turning on their furnaces for the first time in a long time. When you start your home's heating system for the season, you need to be able to recognize the signs of problems and damage to the furnace. Here's a look at what you need to know about your furnace and the need for furnace repair.
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