Entry #3209, March 3, 2014 One major question most homeowners ask themselves is whether their home improvements will pay off. If you’re looking to sell your home now or in the future, note that the renovations you make will determine how much it sells for. While all renovations are important, some pay off more than…
Entry #2628, July 8, 2013 It feels good when you know that you’re living green; that you and your family are making every effort to conserve the environment. When it comes to matters of being green, many people assume that it is going to be boring and that your kids will hate it. As much…
Entry #2575, June 28, 2013 If you are decorating or renovating your home then you should really consider the ways that you can make your home a little greener. Reducing your carbon footprint is beneficial for the whole world, and a nice little bonus is that it will save you money in the long run…
Guest Blogger #991, Entry #2541, June 19, 2013 The prospect of adopting a green lifestyle has become rather trendy over the past several years. The result of this surge in popularity has been promising; more and more people are spreading the word about environmental awareness and urging consumers to take control of their future via the…
Entry #1910, December 4, 2012 Have you ever thought of making a New Year resolution for you home? A home renovation could be perfect in the winter as construction prices are lower and less demand for building is generally being performed. People make so many New Year plans for themselves but only a few pays…
Guest Blogger #822, Entry #1936, December 14, 2012 There are many reasons to take on remodeling projects around the house. For some people, it’s all about creating their ideal home and enjoying the improved functionality and cosmetic appeal that upgrades offer. But most homeowners are also savvy enough to see the potential for such projects…
Guest Blogger #726, Entry #1701, October 8, 2012 There might be a reason why you’re garage door is always closed: Does it look like a tornado blew through it, filling it with clutter. Don’t worry, you’re not alone. In addition to attics and possibly basements, garages are hands down the most disorganized room in any…
Entry #1383, July 16, 2012 Whether you are moving into a fixer-upper home that needs renovating or you are upgrading your current home, upgrades are a necessary part of homeownership. Even though you may not be able to afford the renovations you want, finding a happy medium in price and affordability can be easier than…
Guest Blogger #591, Entry #1378, July 10, 2012 Building an addition to your home is a significant undertaking that will cost you precious time and money. Rather than breaking ground to add square footage of living space to your home, why not utilize what you already have? Image via [ad#co-1] If you have a garage…
Entry #1259, June 6, 2012 You may or may not be aware that the master bathroom can require a pretty large budget when it comes to an overhaul, but it can also deliver a decent return on investments when you opt to sell your property down the road. However, if you don’t have a large…
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…
Entry #1072, April 7, 2012 Stagetecture has reached almost 100 DIY Saturday’s! From the first DIY Saturday in 2010 to today, Stagetecture has brought you easy ways to think of, imagine, plan, inspire and show you how to take care some of your most challenging do it yourself projects. After a few years I realized…