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Recent Renovation Articles
Where Should You Place Carbon Monoxide Detectors?
Only 28% of American homes contain a carbon monoxide detector. Installing carbon monoxide detectors in the right locations in your home can alert you in an emergency.
Don't Mix Your Household Cleaners!
Some natural cleaning agents are safe to mix, but you should never combine any chemicals without knowing what you're doing.
What Backyard Improvements Yield the Best ROI?
Landscaping and backyard improvements can be expensive, so it's worth considering the impact of your project on your home's resale value. Here are the five best outdoor projects in terms of ROI.
4 Tips for Carrying and Rearranging Heavy Furniture
Whether you’re in the process of moving to a new home, or simply rearranging your current living space, moving heavy furniture can be a daunting task. Here are some pro furniture-moving tips.
Try These 5 Ways to Remove a Stripped Screw
With the right tools and techniques, you can successfully remove a stripped screw without causing further damage. Here are five methods to try.
How Much Does a New Garage Door Cost?
If an old, worn-out garage door is ruining your home's curb appeal, garage door replacement could be a worthwhile investment.
What Are My Options for Siding Materials?
With so many types of siding materials to choose from, it can be difficult for homeowners to make a decision for their facade finish. We'll help you weigh the pros and cons.
How to Stage a House
Staging your house can affect how buyers view the home you're selling. Now that you understand that staging is important ... what are the next steps?
