When the seasons begin to transition from fall to winter, you know it’s time to dress the entire
home into something more toasty and comfy. While a holiday makeover sounds like
it’s a lot of work to pull off in a very short amount of time, it doesn’t have
to be stressful.
You don’t have to make it perfect and you can always decorate on a budget. What’s important is that you capture the holiday spirit the way you know how.
That said, here are six tips to help you get started if you’re feeling a little overwhelmed about making your home merry and bright this holiday season.
According to the 2021 National Cost vs Value Report, garage
door replacement ranks as the number one most important home improvement
project for return on investment. In fact, homeowners that replaced their
garage door recouped 94.5% of the cost of the new door in home value. That’s
why it’s a good idea to move the garage door near the top of your home
improvement list, especially if you want to sell your home within the next
several years.
When it comes to upgrading your garage door
for increased home value, you need to maximize three factors. These include
curb appeal, safety and security, and energy efficiency. If you work to develop
these three areas when replacing your garage door, you will see a return on
investment with the sale of your home.
In the recent years, multiple
studies
have shown that landscaped homes sell at a higher price than similar homes with
poor landscaping. Today this is more accurate than ever, with home sales figures
rising 13%, depending on the extent of the renovations to the yard.
Homeowners are developing
their backyards and front yards, and the house clean-up boom is driving that
engine. However, deciding what to do on your property can be a difficult decision.
Let’s learn more about what improvements are beneficial to increase your home value.
Working from home has
many advantages, including saving money and time. When the pandemic hit and
work-from-home suddenly became the new normal, you simply adapted- working from
the couch, the bed, the kitchen… basically, anywhere you could type and make phone
calls.
However, these makeshift
“work areas” in your home prevent you from maximizing your work output. You may
even feel tired, sluggish, or experience physical pain. It is time to design
and invest in a proper office inside your home.
Here are 6 tips to setup a home office to create the office vibe needed
to boost productivity.
Remodeling your home? Have an extra room in the basement you’re not sure what to do with? Maybe it’s time to create the ultimate man cave! Whether you want a place for Friday night poker or to watch your favorite team take on their rivals, a man cave is the perfect place to sit back and relax. Check out these six essentials for creating a dream room.
As any homeowner will tell you, there’s more to a home than meets the
eye. One decision on the horizon is choosing between gas and electric. If
appliance choices have got you feeling the heat, know that it’s easier than you
think. Here are a few pointers on choosing the right stove for your needs.
Before 1960, when urban development began, senior homebuyers had a difficult time locating builders that could meet their unique requirements or build to suit. Today, there are still plenty of retirees looking to find their forever home. Seeing how more and more people choose to grow older in their own homes, it’s imperative that these homes meet their particular needs. Luckily, the market offers many options to help senior homeowners to live a quality life. With that said, let’s discuss the 7 features senior homebuyers should look for in a house.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that
about9.2 million children have to visit the
emergency department for an unintentional injury each year. Unfortunately, the
CDC also states that injuries are the leading
cause of death for children in the US and Canada, too.
Children are curious, easily distracted, and more prone to
injury than adults are. So, it’s important to take extra precautions to keep
them safe, even in the home.
Thankfully, most of the accidents mentioned in the CDC’s
research are preventable with the right approaches to safety. Here’s what you
need to know to minimize risks and make your home a safe and hazard-free space
for kids.
Granny chic combines the new and old by throwing out the rules when it comes to blending colors and patterns.
If you’ve scrolled through Pinterest lately, chances are you’ve seen pins for granny chic design. Sometimes referred to as grandmillennial style, granny chic design combines traditional American interiors with modern touches. Think of it as grandma’s house on steroids where excess is everything. Here’s how to bring together new and old for a grandmillennial win.
If you’re disappointed with the size of the garden in your new home, or you’re considering a property and the only downside is a small outdoor area, there are plenty of things you can do to turn even the tiniest garden into a perfect green escape to relax in.
In this article, we cover some simple ideas for maximizing
your garden and creating the illusion of more space.
