New House? How to Turn It into a Home

Posted on: 28 May 2018

Dry stone walls are an ancient technique that results in beautiful structures that are resilient. Whether yours is old or new, here are a few tips to keep your dry stone wall in its best shape for years to come: Monitor Regularly Patrol the length of your stone wall at least once or twice per year to check for signs of damage, loose or broken rocks, and wildlife intrusion. These things are usually easy to fix, but they have to be caught before they become a larger issue.
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Posted on: 19 April 2018

Finding ways to make your home look its best and be more functional is ideal. One way you can make the possible is by buying copper rain chains. These will act as downspouts and offer a tinkling sound that helps make these more attractive. It's ideal to get all of your questions answered if you're thinking about making this purchase. Question #1: Do you need gutters to use rain chains?
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Posted on: 3 March 2018

Sure, the growing season is technically over for most plants and the snows show no sign of stopping any time soon, but a dedicated gardener has work to do in their backyard even in the chilliest temperatures. Delicious root veggies like turnips and radishes can thrive in winter, cool season grasses need to be fertilized, and deciduous plants should be pruned int he winter for a healthy spring growing season.
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Posted on: 31 December 2017

Those who prefer to keep a food surplus or those who run a catering business out of their home will need to have more freezer room than standard refrigerators offer. If one of these cases apply to you, you may need to install a freezer to hold the extra food. Often, there is not enough space to keep an extra freezer inside of the home. In these cases, you may need to place the freezer on the patio, porch, or an inside-outside room.
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