Category: Homeowner How-To's

Thinking about installing some new tile in your kitchen or bathrooms but aren’t sure which style to choose or even what your options are? We compiled some of the best infographics the internet has to offer to teach you all about tile! You’ll learn about everything from the

There are a few things in life that you hope you never have to use but you’re willing to pay for year after year, and homeowner’s insurance is one of them. The cost of homeowner’s insurance varies by state, ranging anywhere from $500-$2000 per year. No

Your yard maintenance habits may cost you more than you think. If you include water, tools, fertilizer, plants, seeds and lawn care services, Americans spend roughly $40 billion annually caring for their lawns. That’s a lot of green to shell out for a simple patch of grass. Use these

Variable utility fees, like water and power bills, can make planning your monthly budget a challenge. And sometimes, it may feel like your money isn’t stretching as far as you like. But with a few simple changes, you can reduce all of your utility bills. Take a look at

Much like real estate, the cable industry is on the brink of total disruption. Affordable streaming channels are leading to a decline in cable customers, so internet and data fees are increasing to make up for lost profits. If you’re paying too much, read on to learn how to

Most homeowners don’t think much about the electrical systems in their homes until those systems stop working. This could be a costly mistake, since according to the National Fire Protection Agency, the were 47,820 home fires directly related to electrical issues reported in the U.S. from 2007-2011.

Kids Health states that household injuries are the leading cause of ER visits for kids under age three. Things that seem completely harmless to adults, like uncovered outlets or table corners, can be pretty dangerous for curious (and clumsy) little ones. If you’ve got a little one on the

No one thrives in a messy space. Being organized helps you cut down on duplicate purchases and helps to reduce stress because you know where everything is and whether or not you have it on hand. If it’s time to cut the clutter, use these five homeowner how-to’s

Disaster can strike at any time. Floods, earthquakes, fires and even car accidents can put you and your family in a difficult situation. The better prepared you are for an emergency, the better chance you have of getting through it safely. These tips will help you prepare yourself and your

Money doesn’t buy happiness, but it sure does feel good to have a bit more of it in the bank. People often look at saving money as a mountain they have to climb before they can reach their financial goals or feel secure. The truth is that a few