Archive for June, 2009
Tips for Repairing a Large Hole in Drywall
Small holes in can be filled but a large hole requires a patch – removing the portion of damaged drywall and replacing it with a new piece.
Go “Green” and Save
When remodeling, your professional architect will be able to provide guidance on how to make your project more environmentally friendly and energy efficient.
Rain, Rain, Go Away
Have you had enough rain yet? It’s been so wet I can’t even find a dry enough day to mow my lawn! Of course no one wants a drought, but too much moisture brings on problems of its own.
How to Set-Up a Self-Sustaining Pond
A pond adds an exciting new dimension to your garden. Many of us have a fascination with water and even if your pond doesn’t have a waterfall or fountain, it could still become a focal point in your garden.
Unusual Ways to Cover Ugly Walls in Your Home
At some point in our wall-enriched lives, most of us have had to deal with a particularly ugly wall. Whether it was covered in peeling paint, wallpapered with a turquoise and pink pattern, or riddled with cracks, ugly walls are bound to rear head from time to time. What can you do?
Let the Sun Shine in
A sunroom can be an important living space. It can become a TV room, living room, playroom, home office, even an exercise room.
How to Work with Interior Wall Trim and Molding
Whether in kit or strip form, decorative molding provides a trouble-free way to revamp a door or walls, or add a final touch of style to other surfaces around the home.
Key to Earning Energy-Efficiency Tax Credits
Homeowners can claim up to $1,500 in expanded energy-efficiency tax credits for remodeling their principal residence to reduce energy consumption, but is only available until the end of 2010.
Simple Tips for BBQ Issues
Is your BBQ grill messy from the last cookout? Here are some quick tips on how to clean your grill before you invite the neighbors over for the next barbecue.
