The best way to manage repair bills is to avoid them in the first place. There’s no better time for home maintenance than during spring cleaning.
Read MoreHurricane Sandy was a huge, ill-timed storm, which caused a great deal of damage and strife. Although it's sad that anyone had to suffer through it, it did highlight some key factors for being prepared for natural disasters.
Read MorePart of your job as a homeowner is to keep the house in the best shape possible. It makes it more enjoyable to live in, enhances its appearance, and protects is value. One of the most important things to address is preventing water damage.
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One of the most important parts of a home’s plumbing system is the hot water heater, and it uses up to 30% of the average homeowner’s energy expenses. When it comes time to buy a new one, whether for a home remodel, a new building or because the old one died, you have quite a few options available.
Read MoreAre you thinking of ways of improving your landscaping? If so, why not add a fire pit? This Old House hosts an easy to understand video hosted about installing one. Step-by-step written instructions are provided beneath the movie.
Read MoreIf you're like most home do-it-yourselfers, you know that projects run much more smoothly with the right tools for the task. Allen wrenches (also called "hex wrenches") are tools like that. If you don't have one, there simply is no good substitute.
Read MoreWe realize that most of you have your Christmas shopping done, but if you're stuck for some last-minute gift ideas (or maybe a holiday treat for yourself,) here are some eco-friendly and a money-saving ideas. These are also appropriate for year-round gift- giving as well.
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Although smaller homes are more affordable and charming, storage is almost always an issue. The bathroom is commonly an epicenter for this problem. Fortunately, there are some smart options out there to make the most of the space available.
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Old homes have the irresistible draws of charm, mystery, and history. Of course, they also have their down-sides, too.
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When winter comes, energy bills usually go up and it’s time to find ways to save money on your energy bills. One way to do that without sacrificing comfort is by installing a wood pellet stove. Convenient and Eco-Friendly The pellets are made up of recycled wood shavings and sawdust.
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