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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Troubleshooting a Hot Water Heater That Won’t Heat

20 December 2016
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

You depend upon your hot water heater to provide you with warm water when you need it, so it can be frustrating if the water never seems quite hot enough or if it cools down quickly. Fortunately, you may be able to troubleshoot the problem on your own. The following guide can help.  Check the pilot light If you have a gas water heater that never seems to provide hot water, the issue could be with the pilot light. Read More 

Cool Features Of The Modern Bathroom You Should Check Out Before Renovation

28 November 2016
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

The bathroom is one room in the house that could constantly evolve into something bigger and better because ideas in bathroom design are ever-changing. If you are planning a bathroom renovation project, there is no doubt you are looking forward to picking and choosing all those new fixtures and design features. If you really want to reach into your bathroom and bring it into the 21st century, you will definitely want to know about some of the latest implementations and options. Read More 

A Guide To CD Stud Welding

1 November 2016
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Welding work is versatile, which is why you should learn as much as you can about the process to take full advantage of it. Many people hire construction contractors for MIG and TIG welding, but another form of welding that you can take advantage of is CD Stud. With this in mind, you should read on and learn as much as you can about this welding process, so that you understand what to expect, the advantages of CD stud welding, and an idea of how much it will cost you. Read More 

Why You Should Consider Hiring A General Contractor To Help With Your Home Renovation Project

17 October 2016
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you watch DYI videos online or read home improvement magazines, you might think that it's easy to complete projects around the house. There's no reason to hire a general contractor to help you with a project that you can simply do yourself, right? Wrong. A lot of home renovation projects look a lot easier than they actually are to complete. So before you start your next project, you might want to consider hiring a general contractor to help you. Read More 

Cedar Shakes: The Perfect Roofing Material For Your Cabin-Style Home

28 September 2016
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Wood cabins have a rustic, country appeal. This appeal can quickly be ruined if you top the home with a shingle roof. Thankfully, there is another option: cedar shakes. Made from natural cedar wood, these shakes make for a very quaint, rustic roof that complements the rest of your cabin's architecture. Here's a closer look at this roofing option. What do cedar roofs look like? When the cedar is fresh and new, it has a warm, reddish brown appearance. Read More