Though it seems as if we just put our summer things away and prepped for the fall, it is time to start looking ahead to the winter months and what they bring.  With colder air settling in and even colder nights heading our way, we want to make sure our houses, and families, are well prepared for the first frost and falling snowflakes.

Remodeling your home can be fun and exciting, but it can also be very costly.  Whether you have savings built up for your remodel project or you recently got approved for a line of credit, the money you have earmarked for the project can dissipate very quickly if you’re not careful. 

Both new and existing home owners sometimes take for granted that their home is safe.  Life gets busy, and let’s face it, sometimes we are running around so much that the things that are out of sight (and smell), are literally pushed aside or forgotten.  Here we outline aspects of your home itself and things in your home to consider a little more carefully to be sure you have a safe haven for you and your family.

Whether you just moved into a “new to you” home or have lived in your home for years, there seems to always be something that comes your way that needs to be fixed or tweaked.  The problem is, we don’t always have the right tools handy to fix it, or sometimes we do not even know what to fix it with!  Below is a list of tricks to help with these little nuisances that creep into our lives.

When buying a new home, its safe to say that not many people specifically look for a small bathroom.  However, many buyers find themselves in the position where they have to work with what they have, and often times that might be a small bathroom.  While its often unreasonable to undergo a renovation to enlarge the bathroom, there are things you can do to make the bathroom you have appear larger.