The No. 1 countertop secret for 2012

January 19, 2012 · Filed under: Kitchen, Kitchen Remodeling, Painting, kitchen countertop  

(ARA) – Everyone loves granite for kitchen and bath countertops, but many homeowners find this option for adding value to their home, too pricey. When considering a kitchen update I found that granite typically costs $50 to $100 per square foot (including installation).
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Save money with an ‘enlightened’ roof – and decorate too

January 3, 2012 · Filed under: Energy Efficiency, Roof, Skylights, Solar Energy, Ventilation, Water Heater  

Skylight(ARA) – Enlightenment isn’t just a state of mind – it can also be an important energy-saving state of being for your home’s roof. By “enlightening” your roof, you can use less energy, save money, and dress up the interior of your home at the same time.

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Today’s boomers downsize homes, but upsize the amenities

Home Amenities(ARA) – Say goodbye to the McMansion. According to a leading real estate website, Trulia.com, 2010 was officially the year that homes over 3,200 square feet ended their dominance and appeal. But don’t think that downsizing means downgrading. In fact, homeowners are looking to upsize their amenities to help them enjoy every inch of their homes.

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Bathroom remodeling ideas with a small price tag

Bathroom RemodelingIf you don’t feel like spending a fortune on a bathroom renovation project, we can give you some very simple bathroom remodeling tips that will have a big impact on the overall look of your bathroom. Not every home remodeling project need to break the bank in order to look good. There are many simple and inexpensive makeovers that can bring about that modern look without putting you into financial distress. In the next few paragraphs we shall look at some simple ways of improving the look of your bathroom.
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Money saving tips for the cold season

Energy savings tipsSaving on energy bills is a familiar thought that I am sure has crossed your mind. After all with holiday season around the coroner, we are all rushing to finish our last minute shopping. Spending money on presents and gifts in this economy will leave many of us short on cash. Therefore, there is no better time to start taking measures to lower energy bills so that we can recuperate some of the money spend on buying gifts.
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Essential Bathroom and Kitchen Remodeling Tips

Kitchen and Bathroom renovation tipsThe true mark of a luxury home is an updated bathroom and kitchen.  In fact, most home buyers pay particular attention to how well the bathroom and kitchen show.  Most people like to show off their kitchen to their guest and prefer their bathroom to be comfortable and well decorated.  This article will provide you with some essential tips on kitchen and bathroom renovation.
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It is the season for home improvement

November 24, 2011 · Filed under: Do-It-Yourself, Home Improvement, Home Remodeling, Home Renovation  

Home ImprovementThere may be lots of disadvantages to the cold season such as lack of outdoor activities and lack of motivation to go out.  However one advantage of spending time indoors apart from keeping warm is that you can work on your home improvement projects you have been putting off.  Thus take a piece of paper and pen and walk around your home and see what you need to improve upon for this season.
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Stunning Unique Living room Decorating Ideas

Living Room Decorating Ideas with StonesThere are many ways of decorating your living room to make it look pleasant and welcoming.  However, there are some homeowners that are looking to go beyond just a fine look and they are in search of ways to make their living room look absolutely gorgeous and unique.  If you happen to be one such homeowner then this article on living room decorating ideas will provide you with stunning and unique ways to achieving your goal.
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How to protect your landscaping during the snow season

November 8, 2011 · Filed under: Landscaping  

Protect Landscape during winter(ARA) – You work hard on your lawn and landscaping during the spring and summer. Now it’s fall, and time to get ready for winter. You know the drill – move houseplants indoors, make sure your plants are well-watered before the ground freezes, clean up the beds and remove annuals, cut back perennials, put down mulch.

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Five tips to stay warm and reduce energy costs

November 8, 2011 · Filed under: Eco-Friendly, Energy Efficiency, Heating & Cooling, Water Heater  

Reduce Energy Cost(ARA) – As winter approaches and the outdoor temperature drops, energy consumption is on the rise. Homeowners can implement these five tips to help reduce their home’s energy use and costs, yet maintain a warm and comfortable indoor environment, this winter.

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