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Home improvements can be stressful, but they don’t have to be. Here are some easy tips to improve the quality of a home renovation project. Now is an ideal time to renovate. Due to COVID, contractors are hungry for work and competitive with their bids. Costs for materials are down. Right now, homeowners can get a sweet deal on a room extension, kitchen refurb, new conservatory roof, or new master bathroom with savings of 25 to 30 percent over 2019r’s bids. But you can lose all these opportunities if proper preparation falls through the cracks. Homeowners must do a little prep…

A kitchen renovation is a big deal. It’s costly and time-consuming. It can disrupt your life and bring chaos to your home. It’s certainly not something that you should rush into on a whim. But there are many advantages to a new kitchen and the upheaval can be well worth it. A new kitchen adds value to your home, gives you more space, and improves functionality and style. A new kitchen is something to love that can bring joy to your life and your house. We often wait until we need to commit to such a big project. Here are…

Have you been considering the pros and cons of owning your own accessory dwelling (ADU) unit in Los Angeles? This is a popular trend among multi-family or single-family homeowners who are looking to increase the value of their property and offset the cost of their mortgage with a little rental income. Combine that with the fact that Los Angeles is notorious for have a very limited number of rental units available at any given time, and it can just make good financial sense. But how do you choose the best type or style of ADU? Royalty-free image Here we’ll take…

When you are about to carry out a DIY job it is absolutely essential that you have a clear understanding of exactly what tools and materials you will need before you decide to get started. This is something which so many people fail to do properly and the results are very rarely good. One material in particular which is often substituted are nails, and it is very easy to assume that all nails are made equal, this is not the case at all. I learned this the hard way some years ago when I replaced the need for coil roofing…