A Garden and Outdoor Patio Go Hand-in-handA Garden and Outdoor Patio Go Hand-in-hand

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A Garden and Outdoor Patio Go Hand-in-hand

I love to garden, and when my family moved into a new home, I was very excited at the thought of getting to plan a brand-new garden! We moved to a completely different climate, so there was a learning curve to finding out which flowers and plants would thrive in the new location. Thankfully, the project was a success, but I realized that our family didn't get to enjoy the beauty of our garden without an outdoor living space to lounge on in the backyard. We soon found a local contractor with amazing ideas on how we could turn out yard into a beautiful, outdoor oasis. I enjoyed helping him plan and watching him build our new backyard patio, and I actually learned a lot during the process. I am eager to share what I have learned with others on my new blog!

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Avoid These DIY Roofing Mistakes

11 December 2014
 Categories: , Blog

How many times have you tried to repair something yourself, only to find that it was nearly impossible? You are not alone. Each year, people have the ambitious idea to repair or replace their home roofs, only to find that they aren't capable of completing the job. If you are a DIYer, it is wise to avoid making these errors in judgment. Mistake #1: Not applying for the proper permits. Read More 

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 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

One of the most important aspects of your home is the garage door. It needs to be working correctly in order for you to put your car into the garage. You can keep your garage door working great by taking these steps. Clean the Track The garage door track tends to get dirty over the months, with things like dirt, debris, and even hair. These things can prevent your garage door from going up and down smoothly, and may cause it to squeak. Read More 

Going Post-Al: Tips For Reinforcing Wooden Fence Posts

30 November 2014
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Wooden privacy fences are a valuable investment for most any property. If your backyard is surrounded by a solid wood privacy fence, keeping it upright and secure is important. Sometimes, sagging posts can leave your fence unstable. In that case, you'll have to reinforce the posts to keep your fence intact. If you notice your fence leaning, there are steps you can take to add structural support. Here are some tips to help you secure those posts with a concrete filler. Read More 

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24 November 2014
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The type of windows you have installed in your home play an essential role in the home's decor. If you have beautifully furnished windows they will add an overall aesthetic appeal to the interior and exterior design of your home. There are quite a few steps you can take to beautify your home by upgrading and adding new windows to your home: Entry Door Windows The entry door to your home is the first point of contact that visitors see. Read More 

3 Ways To Make A Tiny Bathroom More Spacious

21 November 2014
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There are many reasons that a person decides to remodel a bathroom. Maybe you want to add value to your home, change the color scheme of things, or need to find ways to make the bathroom more spacious. If you are trying to make a small bathroom look larger and feel less cramped, there are some changes you can make. Here, you will get a few examples of changes you can make in smaller bathrooms to make them feel much larger than they really are: Read More