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As a concerned gardener, I have been dismayed by recent weather news - the drought plaguing much of the country has become extremely serious! My daughter gardens in New Mexico, and she tells me that the water shortage is so severe there that all new landscaping is prohibited. Continue reading →
Landscaping as Art with Armour Stone and Flagstone
by Guest on Mar 20, 2013
Moving reverse backward in time to the early Stone Age, where reconstruction lost associations of landscape, an interdisciplinary advancement is advised, where a stone or rock fine art is being discussed. Continue reading →
Fix Up Your Garden and Make It Look Beautiful Again
by William Hayes on Jul 25, 2015
Either through bad weather or lack of attention, gardens can fall into a sorry state. But if your garden matches, this category then the good news is it is not too late. You can easily make your garden look beautiful again with the tips we are offering. Continue reading →
Maintain Your Roof in 6 Easy Steps
by Jeff Dobbs on Jul 18, 2018
Many homeowners often forget that it is important to maintain their roofs. If you neglect to take care of your roof, you put your home at risk of critical damage. That being said, here is a quick guide on how you can maintain your roof. Continue reading →
Prevent Refrigerator Problems with These Simple Tips
by Guest Post on May 27, 2014
The refrigerator is easily one of the most important appliances inside the house. It helps in preserving food as well as provides cool beverages. However, some problems may arise when the need for a refrigerator repair could happen. Fortunately, most refrigerator problems can be easily prevented by just spending a few minutes of your time. Continue reading →
Choosing the Right Roller Blinds for Your Home
by Alex Cordier on Oct 12, 2017
Roller blinds have become increasingly popular amongst homeowners. They are incredibly versatile and can help accentuate the decor of any room. Whether you are looking to protect your furniture from sun damage or have a little extra privacy, Continue reading →
Help! My Roof is Leaking! A How-To Guide to Roof Restoration
by Guest Post on Jun 18, 2013
Whether you’ve discovered a leak or you’re doing preventative maintenance, there are several points to consider when it comes to roof restoration. Often considered off-bounds for anyone but professionals, repairs on homes with simpler roof lines can be done by capable homeowners, providing appropriate safety precautions are taken. Continue reading →
Eco-Friendly Building Materials to Consider Before You Remodel
by Guest Post on Apr 5, 2020
Are you thinking about remodeling your home but concerned about your potentially large carbon footprint? Of course, you'll want to make your house as energy efficient as possible by choosing Energy Star appliances, LED lightbulbs, and the best windows you can afford. Continue reading →
Decorating for Your Kids
by Guest Post on Dec 27, 2010
Decorating a child’s room can be a fun and learning experience for both you and your kids. There are so many bedrooms decorating ideas for children today that anything goes. The best way to decorate a child’s room is to let the child take the decorating wheel. Continue reading →
Saving Money with French Door Refrigerators
by Guest Post on Mar 29, 2011
French door refrigerators offer stylish and convenient options that fit in perfectly with modern kitchen organization. With finishes ranging from white or black to brushed nickel or stainless steel, these refrigerators make a beautiful statement. Continue reading →
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