by Trey Gordon | Apr 2, 2019 | Home Improvement
It’s that time of year again. We can finally begin to put away the hat and gloves, and start to enjoy being outside. If you’re a homeowner, or even renter, it’s important not to get too caught up in enjoying the weather before taking the necessary steps to prepare your home for spring, and enable a smooth transition into the coming seasons.
by Trey Gordon | Feb 11, 2019 | Home Improvement
How to Correctly Tile a Shower A newly tiled shower can be just the thing to easily give life to an old or outdated bathroom. Not only can it improve the looks of your bathroom, re-tiling, or installing a newly tiled shower can ensure your shower will be performing...
by Trey Gordon | Dec 4, 2018 | Home Improvement
Replacing a kitchen sink can be a simple way to update your kitchen both aesthetically and functionally. In this guide, we’ll cover the steps you need to both remove your old kitchen sink and install a new one. Replacing a sink isn’t a difficult task, but...
by Trey Gordon | Sep 12, 2018 | Home Improvement
Installing hardwood flooring can add value and style to any room in your home, and remains one of the most sought-after types of flooring in new homes. Hardwood flooring is typically used for kitchens, living rooms, or offices, but you can add it to any room that you...
by Trey Gordon | Aug 21, 2018 | Home Improvement
Photo credit: build.com Did your doorstop fail to do its job and now you’re left with an imprint of a handle in your wall? Maybe your kids decided to test how strong the walls are? Or maybe you weren’t paying attention while moving heavy desk or dresser....
by Trey Gordon | May 24, 2018 | Home Improvement
Despite the initial cost and time, learning how to build a raised garden bed can save you time and labor in the long run. A raised garden bed allows you to plan for optimal sun exposure, and to use the most conducive soil type for whatever it is you plan to grow. Raising the soil off from ground level also enables maximum sun exposure and minimal weed growth. It also means less bending and twisting for you while planting and tending to your garden.
