If You Must Remodel, Buy Used First (Hartford Courant)
Like many empty-nesters, Mary Lee Morrison and Bill Upholt wanted to trade in their longtime suburban home for something different, perhaps a bit smaller.
Hiring A Bathroom Remodeling Contractor
Busy, busy, busy, that is how you have to describe the people of the new millennium. People seem to have less time for things around the house. The work week never seems to be over, people are tired and just want to spend time with their family. The average work week has increased from 38 to 44 hours. Traffic and distance makes commuting to work la
Antique store to close at year’s end (Albany Democrat-Herald)
Economy, rent hike fuel owner’s decision
Episode #44 - Stocking Stuffers
The Handyguys Podcast discuss some unique stocking stuffer gift ideas for this Christmas season. So you want to purchase some nice gifts for the handyguy in your life but you don’t want to break the bank. You could go to your local big box store and pick up some screw drivers or duct tape, but that’s kind of boring and what kind of message are you sending? This sort of handyguy gift giving is inefficient and thoughtless. You need to be more intentional about your gift giving while concent
The Color of Change
Since Roger and I bought our first house last March, we've been hard at work remodeling it. So far, we have: peeled up the carpet tackled the ceilings (and then smoothed them out) tore all the wood paneling off the walls dismantled a built-in book shelf and furr down in the living room (for that matter, we removed furr downs throughout the entire house) installed a new garbage disposal and garage door opener replaced both exterior faucets removed a divider wall in one bathroom (between the sin