Tag: Home Improvement

Posted on 08/13/2024

Will Your Home Insurance Cover Your Next Renovation Project? What You Need to Know

Your home insurance policy includes a specific type of coverage called "dwelling coverage." The amount of dwelling coverage that you have is based on your overall home value and the approximate cost to rebuild your home in the event of a total loss. When you renovate your home, you may increase its value — and if you don't...

Bathroom

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Posted on 07/09/2024

DIY Guide: Radiator Cover Shelf

Radiator covers can be expensive and difficult to make. One of the major reasons decorating or hiding a radiator presents a problem for homeowners is not all radiators are the same dimensions. Luckily, creating a simple floating shelf is a great way to make your radiator attractive and functional no matter the size. Here's all the info you'll...

Diy

DIY

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Posted on 06/25/2024

What homeowners should know about damage from rotted wood

Among the various maintenance issues you may encounter as a...

Wood

Home Improvement

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Posted on 01/24/2023

What you should know about home window repairs

Throughout the life of your home, you’re likely to...

Windows

Home Improvement

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Posted on 09/20/2022

DIY home improvement ideas to transform your home

DIY home improvement offers endless possibilities for...

Diy

Home Improvement

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Posted on 05/03/2022

Try These Decor Ideas for Easy Mid-Century Modern Flair

Some styles never lose their appeal. For mid-century modern design, this is especially true in home decor. The nostalgic but timeless shapes and styles from the 1950s are just as popular as ever. If you’re interested in adding some mid-century modern decor to your home, here are some simple ways to get started: Go for Wood Natural wood...

Design

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Posted on 04/12/2022

Choosing Energy-Efficient Windows for Your Home

If your energy bills are high, your windows could be partly to blame. Windows allow the sun’s heat to warm up your home in summer, which means your air conditioner has to run more. Windows can let cold air in during winter through drafts while heated indoor air seeps outside, causing your furnace to run more. In fact,...

Bills

Eco Friendly

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