Rarely can you get anything of value for nothing; in fact, things that are "cheap" often are, and that's true when it comes to home improvements.
Read MoreKeeping your home's market value up is critical these days, as home values plummeted during the housing bust, and while the industry is recovering, gains are slow. There are lots of homes on the market, and protecting your investment should be near the top of your financial management list.
Read MoreThe year 2012 brought with it a lot of change. One of those changes was to the energy codes for new constrution.
Read MoreConsidering the environment is important in all aspects of home ownership, and it's one of the reasons we are committed to green remodeling products and practices. In addition to green building, recycling and composting can contribute to environmental preservation.
Read MoreAre you noticing more drafts around the home, or are you simply interested in saving money on your monthly energy bills? Your windows may be the problem, but how do you know when it’s time to replace them?
Read MoreSpring is just around the corner, believe it or not. Despite the frigid temps and the snow on the ground, before too long the warmer weather will be upon us.
Read MoreWinter’s hit with a vengeance in Minnesota, and the sub-zero highs have closed in this week. As you bundle up, remember keep your pipes warm, too. The best way to avoid an emergency call to your plumber is to take a few proactive tips to prevent frozen pipes.
Read MoreAlthough the question may not be at the top of your list when considering a home improvement project, taking cost vs. improved home value may be a factor in your decision.
Read MoreConserving energy wherever possible is a good practice if you want to live a more environmentally-responsible lifestyle, but with today's increasing utility costs, it also makes good financial sense.
Read MoreThere is a growing awareness among homeowners of the need to improve the environmental friendliness of their lifestyles, and part of that means including use of more natural materials in their homes.
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