All Entries in the "Construction" Category
Security in the Home
Are you concerned about the high rate of burglaries? If so, read more about what common things you can do to protect your house, or what the best type of door or window lock that you can buy.
Smart Technology in The Intelligent Home
Using smart technology to make your home eco-friendly, so you can save money and have a green home.
Tips for Taking Down a Wall
Before removing walls in your home, it is essential to determine if the wall is a support wall.
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 makes some significant changes to the tax credits that are available to homeowners who make energy-efficient improvements in 2009 and 2010.
Appliance Spotlight: Wall Ovens
Buying a wall oven is a great space-saving appliance. A built-in wall oven, unlike a regular freestanding range, is surrounded by cabinets.
Windows, Siding, and Roofs
Any time of year is a good time to consider the condition of your windows, siding, or roof. Below are some helpful tips when it comes time to replace any of them.
Save Money When Remodeling
While our economy struggles to find stability, there are many homeowners who realize that a slow housing market presents a great opportunity for those wishing to remodel or expand their homes.
How to Repair Roof Trusses
Prefabricated wood roof trusses have been used in the US for more than 30 years, but after the house is built, roof trusses are often modified incorrectly. Although damage often does not occur, the potential for major problems remains.
What to Ask a Contractor Before Starting Home Repairs
Home owners who have never hired a contractor for home repairs often approach the task anxiously. Any home owner who has seen the 1986 movie “The Money Pit” (Tom Hanks, Shelley Long) should of course repeat “it’s only a movie”.
Going Green on Your Next Renovation
Trend or not, green remodeling can offer cost savings as well as a healthier home for you and your family.
