Entry #1930, December 12, 2012 Moving home is an opportunity to turn over a new leaf. If you’ve always wanted to start an eco-friendly life, this offers up a unique chance to begin living in a green way. Consider these easy ways to improve your home, when you’re planning for the future. 1. Green-Fingered Being…
Guest Blogger #782, Entry #1849, November 20, 2012 As somebody that works in the construction field, I have lots of opportunities to see the process of building a home or office from start to finish, but I don’t often get to pick the final design ideas for the completed room. That’s not necessarily my job,…
Guest Blogger #731, Entry #1707, October 9, 2012 Hiring a contractor for home renovations can definitely be a harrying process. Not only do you have to find a vendor that is willing to work with your budget and deadline, but you also need to secure the services of a professional that you trust. After all,…
Guest Blogger #687, Entry #1629, September 23, 2012 The bathroom is considered as the oasis of your home. It is where we do our private beauty regimen and personal hygiene. It’s a place at home where you can relive your stress and refresh yourself through the relaxing flow of water, as well as invigorate yourself…
Guest Blogger #668, Entry #1587, September 11, 2012 The basement space in most homes is generally reserved for one of a couple of key purposes. Since most people prefer bedrooms at the ground level or higher because of better lighting and less likelihood of a cold, damp atmosphere, the basement rooms are often used for storage…
Guest Blogger #665, Entry #1583, September 10, 2012 The average home renovation project may not require a homeowner to obtain any kind of building permits. But remodeling tends to indicate a project altogether more ambitious in scale than selecting new tile for the bathroom floor or new cabinets and counters for the kitchen. A remodeling project…
Guest Blogger #648, Entry #1545, September 1, 2012 Of all the renovation projects the average homeowner might undertake, the kitchen and the master bath are generally the two that will show the biggest return on investment. Of course, a kitchen makeover could cost you upwards of $20,000 (and in some cases a lot more). That’s…
Guest Blogger #566, Entry #1281, June 13, 2012 Summer is definitely here, and now that you’ve thrown wide the shutters, let in the sunlight and fresh air, and completed your spring cleaning, you’ve probably found a few home remodeling projects that you’d like to tackle before the cooler breezes of fall set in (and they will…
Guest Blogger #560, Entry #1271 June 11, 2012 In most homes, the bathroom is one of the smallest rooms. For some, achieving the flooring style you want is difficult in such a small space. Tile is typically the first choice because it is water resistant. Whether you are replacing an older floor or installing a…
Entry #1186, May 18, 2012 Our kitchen is the heart of our home. It is where we prepare a feast to pump-up our daily meal gathering. It is also where most homeowners spend more time out of their day than any other room! The kitchen plays a vital role in our daily routine – a…
Entry #1171, May 13, 2012 If you just bought a home that is a fixer ‘upper’ or you are in the process of renovating your outdated home, you may be confused as to where to start for home improvement. From budgeting for the project, pricing out materials to knowing if you should hire a contractor…
Guest Blogger #499, Entry #1146, May 4, 2012 Remodeling projects are messy, loud and usually involve a good deal of banging, beating and moving things around. It’s always worth taking precautions to protect your things during a remodeling project, but office remodeling projects require special considerations. If something is damaged during a living room upgrade,…