If your home has been on the market for a long time and has only recently sold, it’s likely that you’re now dealing with all of the stress that can come with moving in a hurry. If you’re worried that you won’t be able to move on time due to the number of items and furniture pieces that will need to be moved, it’s a good idea to rely on professionals for junk-removal services. Read More»
Your kitchen gets a lot of use. Think about how often you open and close your cabinet doors and drawers each and every day. Do you always only touch the knobs or do you touch the wood as well? How often do you cook in your kitchen? Grease and other oils from the food you cook can settle onto your cabinets, in addition to the other surfaces of your kitchen. This, in addition to the oils on your hands, can build up on your cabinets and look a little grimy after awhile. Read More»
Having a dripping showerhead is an annoying plumbing problem — but one that doesn’t exactly fall under the header of “plumbing emergency.” While you can hire a licensed plumber to correct this situation for you, you shouldn’t feel intimidated by fixing it on your own. Even if you don’t have any plumbing experience, this is a job that the average person can successfully tackle — and be proud of the end result. Read More»
If you are going to be sealing cracks in the walls of your home, you need to make sure that you choose the right type of caulking in order to ensure that you keep water out and that you don’t have to redo this process multiple times. Here are some tips for making sure that you choose the right caulking that will allow you to perfectly seal the cracks, as well as make sure that the process goes as smoothly as possible. Read More»
Between always-helpful YouTube videos and a plethora of DIY websites, a homeowner in the modern age is lucky enough to find out how to do just about anything if they have access to the Internet. Unfortunately, the ready availability of information when it comes to household takes is also notorious for giving inexperienced homeowners a boost of false confidence that they can tackle just about anything. While there are some tasks you can manage to do on your own with no experience, there are some household repair projects that are always better left to a handyman who has the right tools and know-how. Read More»