Home Improvement Magazine
Growing Your Own Herb Garden
One day when my daughter brought home a basil plant she grew for me for Mother’s Day, only then did I start to think that I could grow my own
You Can Win the Battle Against Mildew
Mildew is a form of mold, a plant that is part of the fungi family. When mildew begins to build up within the home, significant damage can take place. A
Use Your Compost Pile All Year
Unlike your yard and garden, your compost pile doesn’t go to sleep for the winter. Or, at least it doesn’t have to. Certainly, frigid temperatures can slow down the decomposing
7 DIY Jobs Before the Holidays
The holiday season is fast approaching which means you’ll want your home to look its best before guests show up. Major products should be done well before Thanksgiving, but there
A New Look on a Limited Budget
Are you wanting to update your home? Are limited finances standing in the way of a renovation? Join the club – for many homeowners, a home improvement project is out
Making the Most of Small Spaces
Seven tips on how to organize limited space. Here on LetsRenovate.com, our emphasis is on taking your existing space and making it larger. However, we also realize that for some
End of Season Garden Bargains for New Homeowners
Save money on yard and garden purchases. If you’ve moved into a new home since Labor Day, you may find yourself with a challenge: how to handle seasonal lawn duties
How & Where to Store Patio Furniture
Fall storage tips for your patio furniture. Finding Storage Your storage area can be most anywhere, provided that your patio furniture is protected from the elements and isn’t at risk
7 Lawn Mower Care Tips
As fall winds down, you’ll be making your last few passes across your lawn until next spring. Fallen leaves may now be a factor, which means you can either rake
Shaw “Dream It Do It” Fall Flooring Sale Inspired by Home Renovators
When Virginia Smith, of Knoxville, Tenn., finally had the time and money to replace her old, tired carpet, she knew exactly what she’d choose to replace it. With nearly sixteen
How to Get Your Lawn & Garden Ready for Fall
With summer now behind us, fall is the perfect time of the year to prepare your lawn and garden for the cooler months ahead. This means taking some steps now
How to Prepare Your Shed for Winter
Avoid a winter collapse of your outdoor shed. Your shed doesn’t have to be prepared for winter, right? Think again. Structurally, your shed may seem okay, but there could be
DIY – Planting Trees
No need to hire a landscaper to truly transform your yard, why not try it yourself? Trees make your yard look its best and accent the rest of your landscaping
How to Prepare Your Garage for Winter
The change in temperatures is so very welcome, allowing people who have had to limit their outdoor activities to enjoy more time outside. Attached Garage If your home has an
How to Prepare Your Pool for Winter
Summer is over and pool winterizing remains. Colder temperatures signal seasonal change and if you own an outdoor in-ground swimming pool, you will soon need to winterize it. If you’re
Reface Kitchen Cabinets for a Fresh, New Look
You can shave thousands of dollars off of your costs by keeping your current cabinets and resurfacing the faces. Moreover, cabinet refacing may be something you can handle yourself, reducing
Home Mortgage Rates Near 60 Year Low
Buying a home now could save you thousands. The interest rate on 30-year home mortgages continues to drop, falling to an average of 4.32 percent according to Bankrate.com. [1] That
Home Renovation Refinancing Options
Home Renovation Refinancing Options Are you looking to renovate your home so that you can prepare for a new family member? Perhaps you are dreaming of a new home office?
New Counter Tops? It Isn’t Just Granite.
Granite is, of course, the top choice when it comes to counter top renovations, but is not the only choice. Let’s look at some counter top choices for your kitchen
An Overview of Loan Modification Program
It is often seen that borrowers are not able to cope with the terms and conditions of the existing loan. Considering the inability of the borrowers to repay the loans,
