Outdoor kitchen projects have exploded along with the entire outdoor leisure lifestyle industry. This growth in popularity might suggest that the North American trend of eating out less and entertaining at home more has evolved into… eating out at home. Outdoor kitchens are no longer just a place to barbecue, they have become gathering areas.
The front door and overall approach to your home offers a glimpse about the style and personality of the people found within. What is your home saying?
Take advantage of the moderate spring temperatures to get a head start on what should be part of your annual spring home maintenance routine.
Whatever the weather in your area you can get started on spring weekend backyard projects to get a jump on deck season this weekend.
If you are building a new home or hiring a professional renovator it is important to understand the basic Electrical Codes. Electrical is not for the DIY, therefore hiring a professional is always advised.
It might be too cold to start building a deck or storage shed in your backyard this weekend. But spring is just around the corner so now is a good time to begin the planning of your outdoor spring projects. Maybe your starting with a blank slate or planning a major backyard makeover.
Prioritize like a pro….the smell of spring is just around the corner, like many you’ve spent the long winter gathering ideas on your free www.quinju.com account. Now it is time to refine that list, evaluating Time, Money and Skill as the three elements are seldom aligned! Inside or outside, big projects or little ones, what do you start with, how do you prioritize?
It might still be cold outside but its getting near the end of winter and there are many great ways to keep working on your home. 5 DIY home improvement weekend project ideas that will help you beat the winter blues.
The secret to a successful powder room makeover – think big! You may have a small room but don’t come up short on style and glamour.
Water conservation starts with understanding how the municipality charges you, where the water is going, how your house compares and tips to conserve
