Posts From Matthew C. Keegan
4 Upcoming Trends in Home Improvement
Tweet While kitchen and bath renovations are certainly worth your consideration, these rooms aren’t the only areas in your home, inside and out, which deserve your attention. Given that people
How to Keep Your Renovation Project on Target
Tweet 1. Plan to succeed – No one plans to fail, but you aren’t planning to succeed if your project hasn’t been clearly defined. This means making use of design
No Closing Cost Refi? Yes, They’re Still Around
If you’re considering taking on a home improvement project, one way you can fund the work is to refinance your current mortgage.
Sizzling Secrets of the Home Improvement Industry
Tweet Like any profession, there is a certain way that contractors work, but you may never discover what these are apart from due diligence on your part. We’ve done some
5 Ways to Save Money on Your Yard
Tweet You can beautify your property on a budget. Yard projects can get expensive, even more so if you have to lay down sod, plant shrubbery or apply fertilizer. Watering
Why Homeowners Should Put Fear Away & Renovate Now
Tweet Watch the national news for 15 minutes at a time and you’ll be calling your doctor to up your meds. The news is depressing, distressing and downright disheartening. The
4 Timely Tips for First Time Home Buyers
Tweet As the summer months progress, the housing market will continue to gyrate, with some markets seeing continued price erosion while others may begin to stabilize. Clearly, it is a
Do I Need Homeowners Insurance?
Tweet You’ve just received your homeowners insurance bill and your premium went up. Again. After 15 years of making payments and sending out thousands of dollars of your hard-earned money,
The Truth About Staying in Your Home Mortgage Free
Tweet You say that there isn’t anything in life that is free? Well, for millions of American homeowners, living in a home may be about the closest thing to a
5 Green Home Renovation Tips
Tweet You can make your home more energy efficient. Defining Green Technology To be sure, “green” terminology has been overused, so much so that some companies take advantage of consumer


