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Allison Millar
Nov
08
We've all heard of people who lived for months with a half finished bathroom — tub propped up in the corner, a mere hole in the floor where the toilet will go. What gives, you say? There are many potential remodeling pitfalls that can plague your bathroom space. Here's how to keep your bathroom remodeling project on track and save your sanity. Keep remodeling simple Don't take on too much. ...
Allison Millar
Oct
27
Battling the ugly kitchen cabinet blues? It's a tough challenge, as the kitchen is a prime entertainment spot and nothing dampens the party more than old, worn cabinets from the 70s. Smart cabinet refacing One inexpensive solution is cabinet refacing, which adds a facelift without the expense of demolition and new cabinets. Not all cabinet refacing companies are created equally, however. Here's how to make sure you get the best deal. Pick the ...
Allison Millar
Oct
09
If the wind seems to blow through your windows in the winter, it's time to get serious and reduce air loss. By sealing leaks and adding insulation in key spots, you can boost your energy savings by as much as 20 percent, according to Energy Star. The energy savings are based on a standard 3 bedroom house with 1,500 square feet of conditioned floor area and 20 percent duct leakage. Here's how ...
Allison Millar
Sep
27
Not sure whether to hire a handyman or a remodeling contractor? Getting the right person or company for the job is crucial for your budget and sanity! Start by focusing on the details of the project and what services you need. Handyman services often charge by the hour and do one to four day projects, such as: Repairing or replacing faucets or electrical outlets or adding light fixtures. Drywall and painting Home repair--fixing ...
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