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Recent Home Improvement Articles
Are There Different Types of Cockroaches?
Cockroaches are dreaded pests that bring images of bulging eyes and dirty brown bodies to mind. But what if you see a bug that doesn't quite match your mental picture of a roach?
Alert: Here's What to Know About Sump Pump Alarms
A sump pump alarm is an electronic device that monitors the water level in your sump pump’s basin. While the sound of this alarm doesn’t necessarily mean there’s an emergency, it does mean you need to take action.
Can You Leave Small Appliances Plugged in?
The decision to leave small appliances plugged in when not in use is a balancing act between convenience and energy conservation. This guide can help.
Does Your Home Need a Sump Pump?
Do you need a sump pump? That depends on several factors, including the weather where you live and whether you have a basement.
Be Your Own General Contractor. Here's How
Traditionally, people hire general contractors to oversee and manage projects. Being your own general contractor means you take on this role yourself, and handle all the responsibilities and risks involved.
What Are Those Tiny Bugs in My House — and, More Importantly, How Do I Get Rid of 'Em?
While some common small black bugs are more frustrating than harmful, others can spread germs and cause wicked bites. Here are some helpful tips to identify and eliminate small bugs in your house.
Being Your Own General Contractor: Pros and Cons
Being your own general contractor is one way of reducing your costs, and there’s the added benefit of knowing the project is your own. However, for every upside, there’s a countering downside.
So You've Organized Your Home. Here's How to Keep It Organized
Whew! You survived organizing your home. But what comes next? How do you stay organized once you find a place to put everything?
