Two Reasons Why You Should Install A Residential Irrigation System

28 December 2017
Categories: Home & Garden, Blog

A beautifully lush yard is the perfect accompaniment to a gorgeous house. Manicured grass which is vibrantly green can be incredibly inviting, especially on a warm summer day when you want to picnic outside or simply bask in the rays of the sun. In your efforts to get that perfect lot, you may spend a lot of time watering your lawn and mowing it on a consistent basis. However, it might not have occurred to you that you should install an underground irrigation system. Read More

3 Benefits Of Choosing A Cambria Countertop For Your Kitchen

25 October 2017
Categories: Home & Garden, Blog

If you are thinking of remodeling your kitchen, you of course will have multiple choices when it comes to selecting a new countertop. That said, there's a reason why more and more homeowners today are choosing Cambria countertops instead of granite or marble. Cambria as a material can offer multiple benefits that you might not be aware of. Here are three reasons why Cambria is the better choice for your kitchen. Read More

Starting A Landscaping Business? Why You Should Join A Preferred Commercial Cutter Program

25 October 2017
Categories: Home & Garden, Blog

Making the decision to start a landscaping business could be a very profitable venture. No matter where you live, there's nearly always someone around you who is willing to pay for quality lawn care service. The first step to making your vision a reality is to get the equipment that you'll need to do the work. It's a good idea to purchase commercial grade products because they're built tough and are able to help you maximize your performance. Read More

How to add color to your walls without painting

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One of my biggest pet peeves as a renter is when I can't paint. White walls might be nice and neutral, but they can easily get boring, especially if I'm staying in one place for a few years. I love hanging art work, but in a room that's already leaning toward busy, a wall full of art can feel overwhelming. Instead, I've found several ways to achieve the look of a painted wall without the commitment (or breaking my lease). From wallpapered foam boards to framed tapestries to colorblocking canvas, my apartment is always stylish, colorful, and well within the bounds of my written contract. For four better walls in any rented room, try some of my ideas!