Home Maintenance and Home Repair |
Home maintenance doesn’t have to be expensive or difficult. With a few great DIY tips, you can do most of the work yourself! Should you get stuck, you can also visit our contractor directory, and browse for a home maintenance and repair professional in your area. With our home repair articles and contractor members, home maintenance couldn’t be easier.
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Household
Mold and Mildew; a Serious Health Hazard
Household mold not only represents a costly danger to household
structure, but can also put a person’s wellbeing at risk.
Health complications, some life-threatening, can develop when
mold is not detected and removed, as highlighted in this 954-word
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Mold
and Black Mold Removal
If you have mold in your home, then mold or black mold removal
as well as preventing future problems is important for your
health. You may choose to do this mold or black mold removal
yourself if you take certain precautions. |
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What to Look For in a Cleaning Service Company
This helpful 1,131-word article gives homeowners and business owners alike food for thought about cleaning services offered on today’s market. Including information on specialized services, as well as what to look for when contracting cleaning services. |
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Tackling
those hard-to-clean surfaces
We all know how important it is to clean our living areas. We
vacuum, dust, mop, scour, scrub and polish virtually everything
in our homes to make them less hazardous to our health, better
in appearance, and odor-free. |
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A Good Handyman – in Demand and Hard to Find
Locating a good handyman can be a difficult task for most homeowners. This helpful 970-word article offers tips on what to look for in a handyman service, as well as advice on the screening and hiring process. |
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The Top 10 Fall Projects
Fall projects get your home ready for winter so that you'll have the peace of mind when the cold weather assaults your home. Putting in a few hours on those balmy autumn days will also make sure that the garden and yard are ready when springs around. |
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Before You Do-It-Yourself Do-it-yourself home repairs and small projects not only saves money but give the homeowner new skills to build on, like replacing door locks or changing out a ceiling fan. The key to being a successful do-it-yourselfer is to plan each project to see what you can do yourself and the parts where a professional is needed. Other skills can be acquired from watching videos, taking seminars or having someone who is handy help you. |
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Home Repairs
For those homeowners who have neglected their home because they have been too busy, home repairs can be begun using a triage system where the worst gets done first. Then a schedule can be set up to complete other repair projects as the money becomes available. By completing the small jobs first the homeowner will be able to work up to the big projects. |
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Snow Removal; Insight and Helpful Tips
This 1,044-word article discusses the importance of snow removal and explores the various ways of controlling snow and ice accumulation. Also included are tips – both for hiring a reliable snow removal service, and for surviving Canada’s frigid winter storms. |
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Moisture is the Culprit in Most Home Repairs
The family home is one of the premier investments for many persons looking toward retirement. Proper home repair and preventative maintenance can prevent water damage by making sure that the gutter system is clear and directing water away from the home. This prevents moisture in the basement which can bring on mold, mildew and insects. |
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How
to Winterize Your Home and Save on Fuel Costs
How to winterize a house entails more than proper insulation.
There are ways to protect your home against blustering winter
months and keep interior temperature comfortable and even –
while keeping energy costs at a minimum. This 980-word article
shows how. |
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Be More Energy Efficient - Winterize Your Home
Regardless if winter is already underway, there are still things you can do to winter your home and cut down significantly on fuel costs. Adequate insulation and pipe heat tape is just the beginning. Read this article to discover other ways to winterize your home to make it more cozy, comfortable, and safe. |
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Vacation Cabin Upkeep: How to Winterize a Cabin
The relaxing vacation spent at your summer cabin has come to an end. Time to close things down until next year. But to ensure cold weather problems don’t develop, it is important to winterize a cabin against freezing temperatures. This 520-word article with its handy checklist will help you do just that! |
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Quick-fix
Ways to Weatherize Your Home Against Old Man Winter
Old Man Winter is about to blow his way into town. Protect your
home from the harsh elements of winter, increase energy efficiency,
and seal out the cold. Just follow these handy tips that’ll
help to keep you warm and cozy throughout the winter season. |
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Winterizing
Your Cottage
For many cottagers, this is the time of year to close and winterize
the cottage, and whether you plan to shut it up completely until
the spring, or to come up periodically during the winter, there
are some things you should know. |
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