Hello, my name is Eric and I have recently been helping my mother to remodel and renovate her home. Since my father passed away, the house had fallen into disrepair. I felt a little guilty because I live in Perth on the other side of the country so I only visit her once or twice a year. When I did visit, I would notice things like a bucket in the bathroom to catch the water from a dripping pipe and lights that would flicker because the wiring was broken. I fixed what I could using my own DIY skills and called in contractors to fix the rest. The contractors gave me some really useful tips so I decided to start a blog.
Posted on: 21 November 2016
When it comes to renovating a home, many people think about the kitchen or bathroom, but don't forget about your bedroom. While you may not spend a lot of time in your bedroom, improvements can help to increase the value of your home and turn it into a sanctuary that you enjoy a lot more. Here are some different renovations you can do in your master bedroom.
Create More Storage
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Posted on: 9 November 2016
It can be overwhelming to decide what type of floor plan will be ideal for your new home if you don't have experience in home design. This article discusses some measures that you can take in order to ease the process of picking the best floor design for the custom home that you would like to build and design.
Keep Your Lifestyle in Mind
A perfect floor plan is one that isn't at odds with your lifestyle.
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Posted on: 21 October 2016
We spend a lot of time in our bedrooms. In addition to spending approximately a third of our lives asleep, we use our bedrooms for all manner of other things: to unwind and relax, as a place to read and think, as the location for romantic relationships. Your bedroom is one of the most important rooms in your life and your home--so don't neglect it! If you have the chance to do home renovations, it's worth taking some time to sit and think about what you can do to make it a perfect space to live, love and sleep.
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Posted on: 29 July 2016
Many homebuyers opt to purchase a rundown house that is in need of extensive repairs; a property of this kind usually comes with an attractively-low price tag and provides the buyer with the opportunity to develop a house that is designed to their exact specifications. However, refurbishing a dilapidated house can be extremely challenging; it often requires a great deal of money, time and dedication. Read on for some tips on how to handle this type of project.
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