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How to Clean Your Carpet and Protect Your Investment (Learn the Basics)
by Garrick Dee on Oct 13, 2015
If you look at statistics, more than 50% of homes in the United States alone have carpet installed inside their homes. The purpose is actually two-fold, first, it helps insulate your home from the cold during winter and it helps with sound insulation because most homes in America are made from wood. Continue reading →
Should You Let Furnished or Unfurnished?
by Magdalena Ehnes on Apr 12, 2012
If you’re a landlord, or you’re thinking about investing in property either for a living or to supplement your other income, you’re going to have to decide whether it’s best to provide places that are furnished, unfurnished – or partially furnished. There are no definitive answers here; it’s a question of horses for courses. Continue reading →
6 Simple Steps to Patch an Asphalt Driveway
by Guest on Sep 9, 2014
A few days ago I noticed a small patch of loose asphalt on my driveway and just ignored it because I didn’t think it was a big deal. But a few days later I was shocked to find out that the tiny spot of peeled asphalt had become a pothole that was about 5 inches wide and 2 inches deep. Continue reading →
Preventing Scratches on Hardwood Floors
by Guest Post on Aug 3, 2010
Hardwood floors are beautiful accents to any home. They are an investment in time and money, so taking care of them is a priority. One of the most common problems with hardwood floors is their tendency to quickly become scratched. Continue reading →
Woodworking 101
by Guest Post on Feb 3, 2011
If you are considering woodworking as a hobby, there are a few tools and resources that you will need. Start with a solid work bench and measuring tools such as a combination square and simple tape measure. Continue reading →
Storm Protection Products and Installation
by Guest Post on Aug 11, 2011
Window replacement is an expensive upgrade and many homeowners often do it in steps — first the street-side windows, next to the windows with the beautiful view, then the rest. It is common for homeowners to try installing their own windows. Continue reading →
How to Seal Tile and Wood Floors
by Guest Post on Aug 3, 2010
The process to seal tile and wood floors is relatively easy, but it will require the area to be undisturbed for at least 72 hours. Thees simple steps will guide you through the considerations you should know during the sealing process. Continue reading →
The Importance of Bond Cleaning
by Guest on Aug 27, 2015
If you are moving out of a rental home, then you are surely aware of the importance of end of lease bond cleaning. If you leave your rental property a total mess, you risk the nightmare scenario of your landlord not returning your bond to you. This is precisely why thorough cleaning before moving out is so important for renters. Continue reading →
The Top 5 Home Repairs You Should Not Do Yourself
by Boris Dzhingarov on Oct 26, 2015
Unfortunately, many people have found the answer to this question the hard way. This is because while things look easy online, there are still a lot of home repair projects you shouldn't attempt yourself, but instead hire an experienced contractor. What are these projects? Continue reading →
Lawn Irrigation
by Amazines on May 1, 2012
Homeowners have a choice of two different types of sprinkler-heads when deciding what is best for their yard. The spray and rotor head can both be used for watering a lawn, but there are differences in the way the water sprays. A spray head is usually used on flat, small plots of land. Continue reading →
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