Archive for April, 2008

Safety Tips for the Do-it-Yourselfer

When the weekday professional decides to become a DIY weekend warrior and home improvement projects are on the to-do list, safety is an important detail that should not be overlooked. Home accidents are one of the leading causes of injuries for adults in America. According to recent industry reports, seven million Americans suffer home injuries each year with home improvement injuries being the most common.

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Posted by George Williams

Companies Make Accessibility Accessible for Homeowners

So it has finally happened to you. Someone in your household, maybe even you, has become infirm, disabled, or wheelchair bound. Now you are faced with creating a household that is able to accomodate the needs of the disabled. In fact, you may even be required by regulations in your area to provide such accomodations. The idea of turning your home into an ADA Compliant, handicap accessible living quarters may sound daunting, and expensive. But thanks to several companies in the home remodeling industry, it doesn’t have to be! Regulatory changes in the US has led to the appearance of companies whose focus is aimed entirely at ADA Compliance and accessibility conversions for both private homes and institutions. Full Story »

Posted by George Williams

Safety Tips for the Do-it-Yourselfer

When the weekday professional decides to become a DIY weekend warrior and home improvement projects are on the to-do list, safety is an important detail that should not be overlooked. Home accidents are one of the leading causes of injuries for adults in America. According to recent industry reports, seven million Americans suffer home injuries each year with home improvement injuries being the most common.

Here are a few safety tips that may just save do-it-yourselfers from a weekend visit to the ER.

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Posted by George Williams

Sod Basics for DIY Landscapers

Laying sod is one of the most visible improvements one can make for their home. The effect is like the difference between a bare floor and a carpeted floor. The difference is not only for basic appearance, but is a big difference for enjoyment and quality of life; a yard of old, dead grass and weeds is probably not a very fun place to congregate, while a yard with a solid, plush, green lawn can feel like a true luxury, where children can play and backyard bar-be-cue is a true joy!

PLAN YOUR JOB!

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Posted by George Williams