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When the weather turns cold and outdoor projects go on pause, it’s the perfect time to tackle quick, rewarding updates indoors. These weekend projects can improve comfort, appearance, and even energy efficiency—all without requiring a major investment of time or money. Seal in the Warmth Drafty windows and doors are a leading cause of winter energy loss. Use a simple caulking gun and weatherstripping to seal gaps, keeping cold air out and warm air in. This small fix can make a noticeable difference in both comfort and heating costs. Update Lighting Fixtures As daylight hours shorten, good lighting becomes more...

If your home’s paint is beginning to peel and crack, it may be getting difficult to avoid the age old question: Should I hire a painter or do it myself?That answer depends on a few things. First, do you know how? Painting your home is a job that is relatively easy enough for most homeowners to tackle. However, a homeowner must also have the available time, be in good enough shape, and must not be bothered by working on a ladder and/or scaffolding. If you think the architectural features of your home will require equipment, expertise and intestinal fortitude that...

When you’ve got a great project or idea in mind, nothing can put a damper on things like not having the right tools or equipment for the job. In many cases it could be a tool that you need for just a short time. All too often, the cost of some tools or equipment can be expensive, making your dream project even more out of reach. If you’re lucky enough to have a neighbor who has what you need, there are other factors to consider still. Is it exactly the right tool for the job? Does it work properly? Do...

Why buy when you can rent? This is not a joke, but a serious question about ownership versus renting. More and more people are opting to rent instead of buying the things they need. Regardless of what the item or property is renting has slowly become the norm amongst society. Follow this article to learn why you should consider renting over buying. For starters, renting is cheaper.  The world is an expensive place and it only seems to be getting worse.  Cars, clothes, homes, and everything in between have become inflated and unobtainable to the common person. Renting or leasing...