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Recent Renovation Articles
How to Clean Vinyl Siding
Here's everything you need to know to clean your own vinyl siding.
How to Take Care of Your Fence
From providing privacy to keeping your pets safe and creating an attractive property border, fences can be indispensable. Here's how to maintain yours.
12 Tools Every Aspiring DIYer Should Have
You’d be surprised how many home projects you can complete yourself rather easily — if only you had the right tools. Here are a dozen to get you started.
9 Things to Do to Boost Your Home's Curb Appeal
Boosting your home's curb appeal can be incredibly gratifying and surprisingly affordable. Here are nine projects you can accomplish in a weekend.
What Is Crawlspace Encapsulation and How Much Does It Cost?
A significant proportion of the air in your home gets inside via the crawlspace. Therefore, crawlspace encapsulation may be worth considering to prevent mold, dampness and other common issues.
5 Potential Problem Areas in Your New Old Home
Older homes are desired for their charm and affordability, but also come with a unique set of challenges and considerations. Before purchasing an older house, learn what to look out for to avoid costly repairs down the road.
How to Clean a Pool Filter: 5 Simple Steps
Cloudy pool water means it's time to clean your filter. Here's how to clean yours so that you can get back to enjoying your pool instead of worrying about it.
How to Prevent Mold in the Bathroom
The best way to keep mold at bay is to keep your bathroom and its surfaces as dry as possible. Here are a few ways to get that accomplished.
