The longer you leave a problem, the worse it is going to get, which means it can end up costing you much more to fix than it should. These three are the most common. [read more]
Concrete sinking is a very common problem. There are a variety of solutions to this problem; however, using polyurethane is an expensive option. [read more]
Home issues will arise, it is just a matter of time. Here’s what to do when a home issue arises to determine the best course of action. [read more]
Is your dream home actually a fixer-upper? Here are some things to consider before purchasing a home to see if it could be more trouble than it’s actually worth. [read more]
In order to keep your home safe and secure for everyone – and to avoid your wallet being depleted – these are a few home problems you should focus on fixing immediately when something goes wrong. [read more]
A roof is one of the most essential parts of your home. Since it shelters almost everything that matters to you, contact a professional roofer for installation, inspection, maintenance and repairs. [read more]
Don’t want to see your home featured on the next episode of Hoarders? Then follow these simple tips to take care of your household maintenance tasks. [read more]
You typically won’t need a massive deposit to buy a fixer-upper; however, is it the right choice for you and what you want? [read more]
Finding obvious problem signs early on can make it less likely that you will end up with serious foundation damage later. [read more]
Drywall is inexpensive, easy to insulate, and easy to repair – but it can also be fragile if you are not careful. These tips will help you keep your drywall intact and damage free. [read more]
There are some home care tasks you can take care of during the winter, especially if you want to be ready for when the good weather arrives! [read more]
Know when the right time is to replace your hot water heater tank or fix it and signs to look for. [read more]
While you may enjoy the challenge of a good home repair DIY project, some cases are best left to the pros. [read more]
A leaky roof can lead to wood rot and mold if not properly repaired. Here’s what you need to do if you spring a leak. [read more]
Nothing in life is guaranteed, including the safety of your home and the contents inside. Here are some tips to prepare for the worst. [read more]
With owning a home comes a lot of responsibility, and much of that is unfortunately a financial responsibility when it comes to house repairs. [read more]
Depending on the home you buy and how much care the previous owners have given the home, you could find yourself with a home that is a money pitfall. [read more]
Home renovations do not have to break the bank and can help you update your space before or after a move or sale. [read more]
Don’t throw tomatoes at us, but it’s time to start making sure your home is prepared now so you can enjoy a cozy cold season later when fall and winter arrive! [read more]
Planning on selling your home? Check out these 5 things that you should take care of before you put it on the market to get the maximum price. [read more]
These 5 things are extremely important to ensure the safety of your family – and your belongings – when you move into a new home. Read on to find out what they are. [read more]
Discovered mold patches inside your home? Your home could be having difficulties getting rid of excess humidity in the air. [read more]
DIY home repairs have plenty of disadvantages if you don’t know what you are doing or have experience repairing the more technical issues. [read more]
There are many plumbing companies to choose from no matter where you live, but these 4 criteria will help you narrow down the options and find a reputable plumber you can count on. [read more]
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