
DIY Projects for Beginners (and What to Leave For the Pros)
Let’s discuss some of the best DIY projects even beginners can try that add value to your home, and then the top projects that are better left for qualified professionals.

Let’s discuss some of the best DIY projects even beginners can try that add value to your home, and then the top projects that are better left for qualified professionals.

FPE Stab-Lok panels are widely recognized as a red flag for home inspectors, electricians, and insurers alike. But what led to this poor reputation among industry professionals?

New responsibilities and decisions can stack up quickly, but that doesn’t mean you have to feel overwhelmed! With the right clarity and know-how, buying a home can be smooth and even enjoyable.

Tornadoes, hurricanes, wildfires, and floods are well known for the damage they can leave in their wake, but there is another phenomenon that can also wreak havoc while being much tougher to see coming. That’s right, we’re talking about sinkholes.

While our homes have improved vastly in many ways, there are also a few misleading quirks in contemporary home design that can leave you scratching your head.

Despite our best efforts, some people’s homes just might be contributing to why they get so sick each winter. The good news is that there’s plenty that can be done to create a healthier environment at home.

Homeowners commonly find icicles hanging off of their roofs and gutters, but most aren’t aware of the serious hazards they pose to themselves and their homes.

Fats, oils, and grease can cause a litany of problems for your city, your environment, and even your pocket book if they aren’t disposed of in the right way.

Millions of Millennials are finally feeling comfortable transitioning from renter to owner, and their unique needs are having an effect on which properties are most sought after.

An older home feature that’s seeing some resurgence lately is the transom window, also known as transom lights or the rectangular/semicircular window situated above doors or other traditional windows. These windows were originally designed to feed natural light into homes at a height that still offered privacy, and many opened and closed for increased ventilation. These two innovations were greatly appreciated at the time because homes didn’t have artificial lighting or modern ventilation solutions that we enjoy today. While transom windows are now mostly sought after for their visual appeal, some of their past benefits could make them game changers in the modern home (hint: it’s not as a ventilation solution). More and more, scientists, psychologists, and homeowners alike are realizing the value of natural lighting as people spend more and more time indoors and out of the sun. Let’s discuss some of the impacts natural lighting has on our bodies, and how home designers are working to bring more of the sunshine inside. Why is Natural Lighting so Important?Natural lighting has a powerful impact on humans, their bodies, their minds, their overall health, and even their quality of sleep. This all starts with a nutrient called vitamin D, or

Let’s discuss some of the best DIY projects even beginners can try that add value to your home, and then the top projects that are better left for qualified professionals.

FPE Stab-Lok panels are widely recognized as a red flag for home inspectors, electricians, and insurers alike. But what led to this poor reputation among industry professionals?

New responsibilities and decisions can stack up quickly, but that doesn’t mean you have to feel overwhelmed! With the right clarity and know-how, buying a home can be smooth and even enjoyable.

Tornadoes, hurricanes, wildfires, and floods are well known for the damage they can leave in their wake, but there is another phenomenon that can also wreak havoc while being much tougher to see coming. That’s right, we’re talking about sinkholes.

While our homes have improved vastly in many ways, there are also a few misleading quirks in contemporary home design that can leave you scratching your head.

Despite our best efforts, some people’s homes just might be contributing to why they get so sick each winter. The good news is that there’s plenty that can be done to create a healthier environment at home.

Homeowners commonly find icicles hanging off of their roofs and gutters, but most aren’t aware of the serious hazards they pose to themselves and their homes.

Fats, oils, and grease can cause a litany of problems for your city, your environment, and even your pocket book if they aren’t disposed of in the right way.

Millions of Millennials are finally feeling comfortable transitioning from renter to owner, and their unique needs are having an effect on which properties are most sought after.

An older home feature that’s seeing some resurgence lately is the transom window, also known as transom lights or the rectangular/semicircular window situated above doors or other traditional windows. These windows were originally designed to feed natural light into homes at a height that still offered privacy, and many opened and closed for increased ventilation. These two innovations were greatly appreciated at the time because homes didn’t have artificial lighting or modern ventilation solutions that we enjoy today. While transom windows are now mostly sought after for their visual appeal, some of their past benefits could make them game changers in the modern home (hint: it’s not as a ventilation solution). More and more, scientists, psychologists, and homeowners alike are realizing the value of natural lighting as people spend more and more time indoors and out of the sun. Let’s discuss some of the impacts natural lighting has on our bodies, and how home designers are working to bring more of the sunshine inside. Why is Natural Lighting so Important?Natural lighting has a powerful impact on humans, their bodies, their minds, their overall health, and even their quality of sleep. This all starts with a nutrient called vitamin D, or