31 January 2015
When winter arrives, it can be tempting to crank up the heater to high so that you and your family can be as comfortable as possible. While this is one way to stay warm during the chilly season, it can quickly increase your heating bills to a point that you're not satisfied with. An easy way to keep your energy bill low and without sacrificing on being comfortable on the coldest days is through making some changes.
21 January 2015
As a part of your landscaping efforts, you've cut down a few trees to improve the way your lawn looks. While you may have removed the tree itself, the stump is still there. It doesn't really make much sense to leave the stump there, does it? You should certainly consider removing the lawn to really make the change you intended to make by removing the tree. Below are a few reasons why you should invest the time and money into removing the stump.
16 January 2015
A septic tank can last for an average of 25-40 years. If you want yours to last for closer to 40 years, there are some things you can do. Here are some tips to extend the life of your septic tank, and to make it need to be cleaned out less frequently. Know your system: The first step in caring for your septic system isknowing what it needs. All systems are different and require different things.
13 January 2015
Don't throw out that old light fixture just yet, it may be able to be upcycled into a newer, more modern light fixture. All you need in a few mason jars, spray paint, a few tools and a little bit of elbow grease to create something new. See below for instructions on how to change an old vanity bulb light fixture into a modern barn wood and mason jar hanging pendant light for your kitchen.
5 January 2015
As a car owner, the last thing you want is someone breaking into your car. This can cause you a lot of stress, but you can prepare for this situation in advance thanks to these steps: Tint Your Windows When people think about breaking into your car, they often first go up to the windows to see what's inside. You can make this difficult for people by getting your windows tinted.
2 January 2015
If your furnace has stopped blowing warm air and a frozen condensate line is to blame, you can thaw it out with a few, simple steps. Once the problem is corrected, you can take further precautions so that the problem doesn't occur again. Use These Items hot water large pot bucket towel thermal insulation thermal tape scissors utility knife measuring tape portable heat lamp silicone sealer caulking gun Thaw Out The Line
27 December 2014
Many people dream of building their own home, but between construction loans on the new property and mortgage or rental payments while it is being built, the dream is never able to become a reality. However, what if there was an affordable to way to live on your new property during the construction process? Have you considered renting a camp trailer or purchasing a modular camp to stay in while the home is being built?
19 December 2014
The temperature inside a home is one of the most important factors for determining its comfort level. While air conditioning systems can help ensure that your home is comfortable regardless of whether it is hot or cold outside, these systems are highly complex, and this means that they can encounter numerous problems. Luckily, there are a couple of tips you can follow that will help your system avoid some of the most common issues.
19 September 2014
As you are settling into your new home, you probably aren't thinking much about your plumbing. Most people don't think about it until they have a problem. But when you do have to call the plumber, they can look for other problems that you might not be aware of by using a closed-circuit television (CCTV) camera. Below are three benefits of CCTV cameras for plumbing. Finding Clogged Drains Finding clogged drains in your home is a lot easier with a CCTV camera.
19 September 2014
A steel outbuilding on your property can provide more room for storage, but there are also many other advantages to having one of these buildings available to you. Choosing a prefabricated steel design can be a good choice as well. Consider a few surprising advantages of these buildings no matter the size of your residence or their intended use. 1. They double as work areas. Storage may not be the only reason to consider a prefabricated steel building on your property.