Fall Home Maintenance Tips and Tricks
Sweater weather is here and we need to prepare our homes for the coming cold. Getting ready for the onslaught of winter can help you to maintain your home and can even prevent damage and save you money.
Sweater weather is here and we need to prepare our homes for the coming cold. Getting ready for the onslaught of winter can help you to maintain your home and can even prevent damage and save you money.
A new survey finds that construction crews don’t eat the healthy meals required to do a full day of productive work.
Giving your roof a once-over in the fall is a great way to ensure you make it through the winter without damage or the need for repairs.
As the thermostat rises, your desires to crank up the AC may result in higher bills. Here are some energy friendly ways to stay cool without paying more. Get a smart thermostat and set it to 78°F when you’re at home and 83°F when you’re at work or away. Close window coverings during the day. …
A lot of cracks in drywall happen at corners of openings such as window and doors. So how can we fix them?
Should I be pushing or pulling when using a caulking gun?
Using OSB as a finished surface? A paint job can help to create a more finished look. It doesn’t matter which side of the board you paint, but choose a smooth or rough side that suits your particular application.
Aurora Zeledon from Zonda House Plans and Wayne Ramaker, owner of LifeStyle Design Services picked the five biggest trends to ditch as you plan your new builds.
ou can put processes into place that help you deal with issues as they come up effectively so your customers become fans.
Having reliable equipment on your jobsite means improved efficiency and a reduction of delays. Here are three ways to ensure your equipment keeps working optimally.