Category: Homeowner How-To's

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

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. Use these simple tips to reduce your annual lawn care costs.

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

Are you thinking of undertaking some home improvement projects but aren't sure where to start. Here's a couple quick tips to help get you started!

Low maintenance doesn’t have to mean colorless and boring. In fact, with a little research, it can mean quite the opposite. Read this quick guide for tips on how to create an appealing but low-maintenance lawn now!

Learn how to keep your lawn looking lush and beautiful without requiring a lot of maintenance.

Whether you’re looking to beautify your yard for your own enjoyment or you’re doing some pre-sale renovations, landscaping is one of the easiest ways to accomplish your goal. Check out these helpful tips for improving your landscaping without breaking the bank.

It’s often unnecessary to work with a professional designer or stager to revamp your home. Here are three ideas on how to effectively transform a room (and how to do it on the cheap!).

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