One of the most common replacements old home homes need are the windows. However, new windows may change the look of the home, and the expense may be slow to be paid (approximately 7 years). Renewing the Old One option you can consider if you really don’t want to replace ...
read moreIn our last post we reviewed some basic information on the current state of remodeling trends relative to increasing home value in a soft real estate market and a tight economy. So, which projects do you take on if you're looking to boost your home's value while keeping the possibility ...
read moreGenerally whenever remodeling becomes a topic of consideration, finances go to the top of the list of factors. With today's current tight economy, as well as a somewhat soft housing market, making the most of your renovation investment is a major priority. That's especially true if you're considering additions or ...
read moreEvery homeowner needs a basic tool kit, even if you're not big on do-it-yourself projects and the exterior of your home is clad in no-maintenance siding. Even the most low-maintenance items need some attention periodically, and having the right tool handy makes the job much easier. For instance, you may ...
read moreIf you appreciate natural beauty but want low-maintenance features as well, you might choose replacement windows and entry doors that have a clad exterior with real wood on the interior side. Many come with pre-stained finishes, but you can choose primed wood and finish your own. Perhaps you've also considered ...
read moreThe recent deal entered into by Congress and the White House to avert the fiscal cliff crisis will result in tax increases for many homeowners, but there is a little bit of good news in all this. According to a report in Forbes, the legislation includes an energy tax credit ...
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