3 Reasons Quartz May Work For Your Kitchen

14 October 2021
Categories: Home & Garden, Blog

Finding the right kitchen countertops can be challenging. First of all, there are numerous kitchen countertops on the market, but not all of them will work well for your needs. Second, finding a suitable kitchen countertop material is also crucial. The material you select for your counters needs to hold up to your daily activities. Quartz countertops offer an excellent combination of durability and beauty that may be right for your kitchen. Read More

Keep Your Yard Lush Without Overgrowth Being A Problem

2 August 2021
Categories: Home & Garden, Blog

Finding a good balance between having many plants and minimal maintenance can be challenging, making it vital for you to find ways to landscape with this goal in mind. When your goal is to have a lot of lush landscaping that adds greenery, you need to work around the factors that can lead to it growing out of control. Before you begin any landscaping work, consider the following tips for incorporating greenery in your yard. Read More

4 Things to Know About Wood Flooring

26 April 2021
Categories: Home & Garden, Blog

Wood flooring is a popular type of flooring due to its classic beauty. The flooring lasts a long time and adds value to your home. If you're installing wood floors for the first time, you probably have a lot of questions. A professional at the flooring store is a great resource for finding the answers you need. Here are four things you may want to know about wood flooring. 1. Wood Planks Come in Different Sizes Read More

Roof Repair Recommendations To Protect Against Shingle Damage

5 February 2021
Categories: Home & Garden, Blog

Your roof is important barrier protection to your home and family. Common situations will arise with your roof's integrity that will need to be repaired and corrected to keep your roof in great shape. Here are some roof recommendations to help you keep your roof in great condition and guide you through any repairs and maintenance. Repair Moss Damage In many parts of the country, moss and mold growth can become a common problem on the surface of your roof. 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!