Do-it-yourself (DIY) construction and repair projects are increasingly popular with homeowners, especially those who purchase older or distressed homes. While simple DIY projects around the house can be an excellent way to save money and build confidence in skills, it is not always the best course of action.
If you are wondering whether you should attempt to DIY your home repairs, instead of hiring a handyman or repair contractor, here are three things you need to know.
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With winter often comes leaky roofs. Rain, snow, and ice are generally not friendly to your roof. This can leave you with quite a dilemma on your hands. However, this guide shows you what causes leaky roofs in the wintertime and what you can do about them.
What Causes Leaky Roofs in the Winter?
There are many reasons for leaky roofs in the winter, including poor weather causing bad shingles to give way.
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Every family has needs, and sometimes the children in that family have special needs. When it comes to building a dream home for your family, your children's special needs must factor into your design. Beyond the home's size and physical location, you'll want to construct a space that accommodates your family's needs—special needs included. What are some of the points to consider when building a home for a child with cerebral palsy?
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Having your home's roof replaced is an excellent way to improve energy efficiency and save some money on your heating and cooling bills throughout the year. A new roof will also give your house a newer, fresher look that lends well to your property's curb appeal. Here are a few things you should do when it's time for the roof replacement work to start:
Request an Installation Timeline
Whether during your consultation appointment or when scheduling the start of your roof replacement project, it's a good idea to request an installation timeline in writing so you know exactly what to expect while the replacement work is being done.
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Along with a pest infestation, mold growth inside your home is one of the worst things you can experience as a homeowner. After mold growth, you need to clean up and safely remove any mold-damaged items and keep the space free of mold spores that can get into the air of your home. Here are some strategies you can use when you experience a mold problem in your basement to remedy it and prevent future problems.
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