Use a Salvaged Tub to Turn Your Backyard Into a Soothing Oasis

Sloan Schang of Portland, Ore., created a bathhouse in his backyard after getting a salvaged tub and building an oasis around it. Continue Reading »

DIY Kitchen Remodels for Investment Properties

If you are an investor who is buying rental properties, are a do-it-yourself type or want to renovate your kitchen, there are many things you can do to reduce your costs on DIY kitchen renovations. Continue Reading »

Remodeling? Avoid These Costly Mistakes

Home improvement and remodeling mistakes can get expensive. Avoid the headache with these tips. Continue Reading »

10 Most Popular Home Improvements That Buyers Will Pay More For

If you've tried to sell a home in the last few years, you know it can be hard to get the price you want out of a buyer. These home improvements will help. Continue Reading »

How You Should Be Cleaning Hardwood Floors

By Erin Loechner I'm a hardwood floors gal all the way. I love the rich colors and patterns that come from natural wood, and there's just something about a good game of sock hockey in the kitchen that gets me every time. Yet I'll admit --- it's sometimes tricky to clean hardwood floors. After all, how do you reach ... Continue Reading »

Easy Porch Renovations Now Will Help You Relax Later

try{document.getElementById("fivemin-widget-blogsmith-image-309605").style.display="none";}catch(e){} It's getting warmer out there, and you're probably eyeing that porch of yours. You're probably dreaming of kicking back in a rocking chair with a good book and glass of iced tea, hearing the warm breeze rustle the ... Continue Reading »

Kalamazoo Homeowner Wins $115,000 After Lead-Paint Scare

A family in Kalamazoo, Mich., that bought a home from that city for only $3,200 -- ended up getting $115,000 in return when the fixer-upper turned out to be potentially toxic. The 1,800-square-foot home (pictured above) was a tax foreclosure that the city of Kalamazoo sold to Brandi Crawford Johnson, her husband, Adrian ... Continue Reading »

Want a Patio? Try Stamped Concrete as a Low-Cost Alternative

A stamped concrete patio gives you the look and texture of a stone patio for a lot less than the real thing -- up to 50% less. Continue Reading »

10 Quick DIY Projects You Should Do This Weekend

You can do these DIY projects with things you already have lying around the house, and each one will take you less than an hour. Continue Reading »

Spring Home Makeover Don'ts: HGTV's Sabrina Soto On Big Mistakes

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Northeast Winter Storm Nemo: Tips to Keep Your Home Safe in 'Historic' Blizzard

With a "potentially historic winter storm" ready to slam the Northeast, people's homes are in for it. Winter storm Nemo threatens to dump more than two feet of snow across New England, with major metros like New York City possibly getting a foot of the white stuff, the National Weather Service said. So what should ... Continue Reading »

Kitchen Remodeling Trends That Will Make Your Home Fabulous

By John Riha If you're looking to remodel your kitchen, we've got good news and bad news. First, the good stuff. According to trend experts Lita Dirks and Dominick Tringali, you don't have to shell out major cash to add space. Instead, look to expand what you already have. Vault your ceiling, add windows, squeeze in ... Continue Reading »

Home Remodeling Value Gaining Strength With Housing Recovery

Home remodeling projects are paying homeowners back in a big way. Continue Reading »

Thanksgiving Home Improvements You Can Make in Minutes

Having guests over for Thanksgiving? Spruce up your home before they get there with these quick fixes. Continue Reading »

Energy-Efficient Homes: How They Can Boost Your Bottom Line This Winter

Sheri Koones, a guru on energy-efficient homes, explains why energy-efficient homes can ultimately help your bottom line. Continue Reading »

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