Whether you’re getting your home ready for a move later this year, or just ready to spruce up your place, one silver lining of being home is some extra time to work on some home projects and updates! Of course, now is not the time to rush to the store, so we’re sharing some home […]
Category Archives: DIY
5 CONSTRUCTION TERMS EVERY HOMEOWNER SHOULD KNOW
By The Honest Carpenter | Ethan Daniel James | 11/5/2018 The construction industry is full of jargon and technical language. Much of it is only relevant to builders and tradespeople. But, there are several terms that every homeowner should know and understand! This short article from The Honest Carpenter and Lisa Ellis & Company will […]
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It’s normal to feel helpless while watching news coverage of the water rescues and extensive damage that has affected neighborhoods across Eastern North Carolina. With so many people displaced and damages still to be accounted for, it’s hard to know in what areas our help will be most needed. However you feel comfortable contributing, there […]
3 Over-the-Top Home Improvement Projects that Just Aren’t Worth It
If you’re planning on selling your home within the next year or so, you’ve probably already started thinking about the best ways to increase its value. But if you’re not an experienced home flipper or contractor, it can be tricky to know which projects are worth it and which simply aren’t. To save you time […]
DIY Upgrades That Make Your Home Sell for More
Spring is upon us, and with spring comes another anticipated time of year: home selling season. Traditionally, spring is one of the most popular times to list a home for sale. It’s also an excellent season for spring cleaning and trying out a few home-improvement projects on the weekends. If you’re thinking about selling your […]
Should You Hire a Professional or DIY on Those Home Repairs?
To DIY or not to DIY? That’s the question on many homeowners’ minds when there’s a repair or home improvement project on their to-do lists. The good news is that you can do plenty of things on your own. But for other projects, you’re better off hiring a licensed contractor, plumber, or electrician to do […]