Guest Blogger #865, Entry #2088, February 11, 2012 Keeping a roof over your head isn't just a matter of paying the bills. Home owners need to be proactive in home maintenance in order to make sure problems don't arise. Roofing problems can lead to leaks and water damage, among other things, which ... continue reading...
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How to Save Money on a Roof Makeover
Entry #2053, January 28, 2012 The part of the house that most of the homeowners neglect and overlook during renovation time is roof. People do not pay attention to roof until it is seriously damaged. So, it is obvious that a roof renovation will need a lot of money. Image via: Fusch ... continue reading...
5 Important Factors to Consider to Choose the Right Carpet
Guest Blogger #695, Entry #1637, September 24, 2012 Choosing carpeting for your home is a big deal, or at least it should be. This is a decision that takes careful consideration. The wrong choice could disrupt the whole color scheme of your home or throw off your interior sense of space by ... continue reading...
DIY Saturday #100 – How to Maintain your A/C System (Video)
Guest Blogger #528, Entry #1190, May 19, 2012 Happy 100th DIY Saturday! For 100 Saturday's Stagetecture has been bringing you useful home projects for decor, home maintenance, renovations, holiday ideas and fun recipes! Thank you Stagetecture readers for helping us reach 100 Saturday's. Image ... continue reading...
Guest Blogger: Should You Hire a Contractor or Do it Yourself?
Guest Blogger #245, Entry #748, November 8, 2011 7 Essential Property Maintenance Tips A home is a large investment and if neglected, the property will pay no dividends if you ever decide to sell. Good property maintenance is essential no matter if you are a new homeowner or just interested in ... continue reading...
Preparing your Autumn Lawn for a Pest-Free Winter
Guest Blog #227, Entry #724, October 26, 2011 With the falling temperatures of fall, there are certain challenges that should be on the mind of any person maintaining a lawn or garden. Many people might think of lawn and garden pests as a strictly summertime worry, however this could not be further ... continue reading...
Emerson Teaches How To Earn More Money from Energy Savings Programs
Entry #711, October 19, 2011 Every year Americans are using more energy than needed, and not taking advantage of energy savings dollars that are available. October is National Energy Awareness Month, and what better way to celebrate it, then learn how to get more money back into your pocket? Today, ... continue reading...
How to Save on your Upcoming Winter Energy Bills
Guest Blog #212, Entry #706, October 16, 2011 Wintertime is coming with the cold winter season and high fuel heating bills. Whether you heat your home with natural gas or propane, electrical heat or even wood – we all owe it to ourselves to keep our energy use and heating fuel costs to a minimum. ... continue reading...
4 Must-Do Chores Before the End of Summer!
Entry #255, August 25, 2010 As fall approaches do you have any summer items that you still need to take care of? I showed you how to start your home maintenance checklist before the fall arrives to save you money. How about those items that started at the top of your list, but somehow are still ... continue reading...
.Garage organization – Is it as ready for Summer as you are?
Entry #83, May 6, 2010 We spend months getting the patio ready, and making sure the Spring cleaning has been done. What about about your garage? Can you get to the beach toys? Do you even know where the family luggage is? It's time to put the Christmas decorations where they really go, and ... continue reading...
Why does your tap water suddenly look dirty?
(A big “thank you” to Clean and Clear Water for sponsoring this post!) Take a look at your glass before you drink the water you’ve just got from your tap. Does it look clean? It should be safe to drink, but sometimes a failure in the system will leave you holding a questionable glass of ... continue reading...
Boost Curb Appeal on a Budget
(A big “thank you” to our friends at American Home Shield for sponsoring this post.) If you have bought or sold a home recently, you’ve likely stumbled across the term "curb appeal". Suffice to say, this is that special something that makes homes sell. And even if you don’t plan to put your home ... continue reading...
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