Sure, you’d love to amp up your public image and be the envy of the neighborhood. You just don’t want to work too hard at it! Lucky for you, the projects here are a snap to pull off no matter how un-crafty you think you are, and they all go a long way toward making your home look special. So, check out this wow-worthy roundup and get (moderately) busy.
Exterior access doors adds value and convenience to basements.
Is it OK to install an aboveground pool on a leach field? What about a deck, or a garden? Learn what you should and shouldn’t put over a septic drain field in order to keep your septic system—and your family—healthy.
When concrete is worn out, homeowners can repair cracks and patch damaged areas during a concrete resurfacing project. Concrete resurfacing cost ranges from $3 to $9 per square foot or an average of about $6 per square foot.
Do you want to upgrade the appearance of an interior or exterior brick structure? Get the lowdown on tuckpoining, and learn some tips for proper installation.
Harnessing the sun’s energy to power homes is a viable and increasingly cost-effective option for homeowners.
Enjoy endless hours in your backyard without worrying about too much exposure to the sun—or curious neighbors. These solutions can bring privacy, shade, and peace of mind to your outdoor space.
It’s pretty much every kid’s dream to have a secret hideout right in the backyard. Building even a simple treehouse, however, takes design and construction skills, time, and more than a few splinters. If you don’t think you’ve got what it takes to build something from scratch, you can still give the little ones their very own playhouse. As long as you’re pretty good at reading instructions—just draw on your previous IKEA furniture assembly experiences—these kits give you everything you need to construct an awesome place to play.
If an old shed is severely damaged, too small to accommodate storage needs, or is underutilized, it may need to be removed. Shed removal cost ranges from $50 to $100 per hour, on average.
A quick way to boost a property’s value is to replace a damaged garage door. Garage door replacement cost averages $1,500 to $6,000, with a national average of $2,500.