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DIY Plumbing - Can You Do It?
by Guest Post on Nov 1, 2011
A home may be where the heart is. It is also a heartland of numerous plumbed pipes, connections, valves, and couplings. There are some areas of the home that do not always need a professional plumbing consultant for repairs. For the avid Do-It-Yourselfers, all that may be needed is a wrench, a few minor parts, and patience. Continue reading →
Tips for Successfully Building a New Home
by Guest Post on May 15, 2012
To successfully build a new home, first carefully examine any proposal given to you by a general contractor to ensure that everything is spelled out in detail and in writing. The contract should include time estimates, all costs, and specifics of the materials being used as well as warranty information, typically 1 year. Continue reading →
Wallpapering: How to Hang Wallpaper and Border
by Guest Post on Jan 14, 2011
Before you begin papering, your goal should be to make the wall surface as smooth as possible. After this is done, shine a light (work lamp, flashlight) sideways across the surface of the walls. Irregularities will cast shadows, allowing you to see if you missed anything. Continue reading →
How to Align Garage Door Tracks
by Roby Popers on Nov 14, 2017
What happens when garage door tracks fall out of alignment? Is this an easy DIY? And what do you need to consider before you try to align tracks alone? Tracks are misaligned when the fasteners, which keep them secure, come loose. In this case, the tracks move from the initial position. Continue reading →
Your Husband and Home Repair Projects
by Guest Post on Dec 15, 2010
How many times have you heard your husband say he can fix the toilet when it starts to run or the sink when it starts to leak? You tell him before he even walks into the bathroom with his toolset that you think you should call a professional. Continue reading →
Maintenance Tips for Home and Roof Repair
by Guest on Dec 30, 2016
There are various home repair challenges that homeowners face ranging from faulty kitchen appliances to leaking pipes. Home and roof repairs improve safety and functionality. Continue reading →
3 Tips for Laying Slate Tiles
by Guest Post on Aug 3, 2010
If you are looking for a way to upgrade the flooring of your home, slate tiles may be just the thing. Slate is a natural stone that is very durable and highly water-resistant. It was once used to tile roofs in the early part of the 1900s and many homes still carry their original slate roofs. Continue reading →
Changing the Colors in Your Life with a Little Paint
by Guest Post on Dec 3, 2010
One of the easiest ways to change your house when you’re feeling the need for something new is to paint a room. Many people get tired of looking at their rooms the same way for years and years without any change. You don’t need to buy expensive new furniture. Continue reading →
When and How to Inspect Your Roof
by Boris Dzhingarov on Jul 8, 2016
The majority of homeowners tend to make a habit of taking a good look at their roof in the autumn before the winter months set in. Unless you are having issues with visible roof leakage, it is advisable to check your roof at least once a year. Continue reading →
When to Visit the Flooring Store: Repairing Existing Flooring vs. Installing New
by Boris Dzhingarov on Mar 31, 2016
Stylish flooring can transform a room. It’s the difference between a mediocre and a fancy home. The problem is that flooring tends to suffer more wear and tear than any other part of a home, so it soon starts to look a bit worn around the edges. Continue reading →
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