Have you ever imagined a home renovation to totally change the look and appeal of your home? While there are many reasons homeowners seek renovations, the two leading reasons for a DIY project are cost and enjoyment. Believe it or not, some of the coolest DIY home renovation projects have been undertaken by homeowners who could easily afford the services... Continue reading

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Using reclaimed wood is a fantastic way to add some unique style to your home and it’s environmentally friendly. Wood that is reclaimed from old homes, barns, and other sources goes through an extensive recycling process that gives it new purpose without diminishing the beautiful aged look and charm that it already has. In order for reclaimed wood to be... Continue reading

Your backyard is a place to relax and unwind. It should be your family’s own little slice of heaven after a busy week of work, school, and stress. Before it can become your perfect oasis though, you’ll probably need to put a little time into it. Here are a few things you can do that will make a large impact... Continue reading

Investing in high quality workwear and PPE is important if you are an avid do-it-yourselfer or conduct manual work. Workwear such as work trousers can improve productivity whilst PPE such as knee pads can help protect from injury. Many novice DIYers neglect their own safety by not wearing the correct clothing and equipment to keep them safe. The purpose of... Continue reading

Every good porch or large old tree is just begging for a swinging bench rocking in its shade. If you only have a little time to dedicate to a project than this is the activity for you! Do you have any old wooden pallets laying around? For most people, they see these scraps of wood as fuel for a bonfire... Continue reading

Ask any real estate agent worth their salt about curb appeal and you’ll be met with the same answer. This is the holy grail and if you are serious about selling your home, you need to master this down to a tee. Of course, you don’t necessarily have to be in the market to sell your home. Let’s not forget... Continue reading

It may seem like you have a lot of work ahead of you, but soon this fixer-upper will turn into your dream home. When deciding to buy your fixer-upper you took a huge leap of faith that with a lot of blood, sweat and probably some tears you could turn it into the place you always wanted. You were ok... Continue reading

Selling your home is an extensive process. Preparing the proper documentation can take weeks or even months. While you’re waiting, you can pursue a few landscaping trends that will make your home a perfect choice for future homeowners. Let’s explore a few factors that will turn your home into an ideal purchase. Efficient Drainage Solutions Standing water can potentially damage... Continue reading

Owning a home is an investment that grows in value as the years go by. Of course, keeping your house up to date is important to ensure the highest value possible when you may be prepared to sale your home. That’s why implementing the newest home improvement trends can be pivotal towards adding more value to your home. In this... Continue reading

Congratulations! You found the perfect fixer-upper that you can turn into a home. It’s important to find out if the home is safe and has passed all inspections before moving. You may also want to add some additions, like a stair lift, to your old home to make it more appealing. Moving can be a chore. The last thing you... Continue reading

3 bedrooms with a large garage on a 1-acre lot near the river. Continue reading

Seriously, Peoria, why are your houses so cheap? I guess because it's Peoria, but damn. “Great opportunity in this inviting & updated Grand Victorian home located at 1515 NE Perry. 4 bedroom, 2 full baths home offers so much natural woodwork from the baseboards to the coffered ceilings, wood floors and built-ins... it is a true gem! Fenced yard and... Continue reading

Lanyards have a lot of “typical” uses that we think about on a regular basis. Whether you’re thinking about college kids with their IDs or someone taking their keys with them, you are likely looking at a lot of options that lanyards can be used for. That being said, have you thought about the other options that are available? Here’s... Continue reading

For new landscapers, finding the right design can be a challenging feat. Lack of experience can lead to serious mistakes as it relates to creating an appealing design. Here's are some tips you should take into consideration when designing a landscape for the first time: Make Sure that the Lawn, Trees, and Shrubs are in Good Condition. Prior to starting... Continue reading

This really interesting 4 bed, 2 bath home in Cunningham KS is going for $75k. I’d love to see the inside. Continue reading

This is gorgeous. 1930, lots of updates ... I guess I need to figure out a way to work from home and move to Peoria. Do they have good sushi there? Continue reading

Looks like about 1890 or so from the roofline. 4 bedrooms, 3 storeys, 3000+ sq ft in all. Needs some work, but not awful; lots of nice woodwork and other features inside. Continue reading

Well, I'm not certain this 1910 Craftsman on a full acre lot is a fixer-upper, but when there are no pictures of the interior it seems like a safe bed. Cute place, though; I like the river rock porch and the mullioned windows and door. Continue reading

$25k for a 1400 sq ft 3-bedroom 2.5 bath in Detroit $26k for a 3 bed, 1.5 bath in Conley Continue reading

Asking $100k for a 4000+ sq ft Queen Anne mansion, complete with cupola & gingerbread all over. This one breaks the rules a little, but it sure is pretty. Continue reading

This 1880s Victorian-ish in Ellenville is for sale by owner, and they’re looking for cash only. Continue reading

circa 1930; 1700 sq ft; lot is just under 4000 sq ft. Some nice internal features – both original wood in a few places and what looks like a partially-remodeled, relatively recent, kitchen and bath. The outside needs some major tlc though. Continue reading

Built in 1900, lot is 9800 sq ft, house is 2200. Needs a lot of work, but damn, some of the woodwork and (what looks like original) stained glass is gorgeous. Continue reading

Sure, a lot of these may not be in cities anywhere near where you live, but who can deny the appeal of a gorgeous, well-maintained hardwood floor in a 1916 bungalow ... for $75,000? Add a few acres of land and original leaded glass to that, and you may be tempted to move to a small town in the Midwest.... Continue reading