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Buying a house is most people’s biggest investment, so it only makes sense that you take the time to protect it, including getting it ready for changing seasons. Fall is a great time to start thinking about your home maintenance plan and how to get it ready for colder weather.
In most parts of the country, it still feels like summer, but soon the leaves will start to fall, many of which will land in your pool if given the chance. Are you wondering how you can prepare your pool for cooler months? We can help.
If you’ve got deck questions, we’ve got answers. Get the basics on how to repair and maintain wood and composite decking.
The warmth of summer is still upon us, but now is the time to start thinking about making sure your chimney and fireplace are ready for the impending fall and winter seasons.
For homeowners, one of the most difficult and intimidating parts of any home improvement project isn’t the work itself; it's finding the right contractor for the job—one who is experienced, reliable, and honest.
Even with COVID-19 spreading across the globe, things still need to get done. People still have things that need to be fixed or projects that have to be completed. If you're one of the thousands of Americans working with a contractor during COVID, make sure you are protecting yourself, your family, and others.
How can you be sure a deck is safe and ready to go for seasons to come? We’ll discuss the most common signs that your deck is failing and whether it needs to be replaced or at repaired, depending on the extent of the damage.
A contractor can do what the average homeowner can’t, like predict issues and mitigate them properly, save you money, and get projects done quickly, among others.
Handling a home improvement project yourself can often save you some money, but that isn’t always the case. Sometimes, it truly is best left to the professionals. We advise hiring a professional for any project that requires a special permit, building code compliance, or license to do the work.
A solid, visually pleasing fence can boost your home’s curb appeal, increase the value of your home, and increase your neighbor’s property value, too. And while fences usually last a long time, they will need to be replaced at some point. Learn the signs of a failing fence and when to replace it.
Replace the deck or repair? This quick guide will provide the answer you're looking for.
Ready to replace that old fence? We don't blame you! But where to begin? If you're like most homeowners, you know you want to replace your fence but you're not quite sure of the steps involved or how to get started. We're here to help.
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been an increase in DIY projects, which has also led to an uptick in injuries. This is why it’s so important to always prioritize your safety and health, but especially in the midst of a pandemic.
With more time at home due to stay-at-home orders issued during the spread of COVID-19, people across the country are tackling home improvement projects. Many of us are itching to freshen up our space after spending so much time inside, and now may be a great time to do so.
As COVID-19 spreads across the country, many businesses are closing, and states are urging residents to stay home and social distance. If you have more time on your hands at home, it may be a great opportunity to tackle those home projects you’ve been putting off.