Renovating 101: Tips and Tricks for Remodeling a Home

When I first moved into my new home, I knew there was work that needed to be done to it. What I was not expecting was the amount of work I was facing. Everything from the interior to the exterior of the home needed to be updated. Even though I was not a first-time homeowner, I felt like one. As I started researching the different ways I could renovate my new home, I became excited. Before long, I had put together this blog to help other homeowners learn everything needed to create a design that they could live with forever.

2014

Pump It Up: All Pumps Need To Be In Good, Working Shape

29 December 2014

If you're a first-time homeowner, you're going to find that your relationship to water will change drastically. Not only will you be responsible for all water costs, including watering your landscaping, but you're going to have to monitor and control the amount of stagnant water on your property. This includes monitoring all the pumps on your property to ensure they're working well. Water that is supposed to be on your property has to be kept moving at least a little, while water that is not supposed to be there has to be removed.
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Troubleshooting The Source Of Your Home's Pet Urine Odor Problem

22 December 2014

If you've cleaned your home using pet odor and stain removing cleansers but can't seem to get rid of nasty pet urine odor, this guide is for you. Read on to learn about three different pet odor causes you might be missing and find out what you can do about it. Go Beyond The Floor & Get A Black Light If you've scrubbed your floors with cleaners designed to permanently remove pet odors but are still stuck with the stink, it's time to buy a black light.
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