Making upgrades to your home is often complicated, but if your home is historic, complications can multiply. What should you focus on changing in your older home when the updates you need may feel endless? A few upgrades Petri Plumbing & Heating, Inc. suggests for those looking to upgrade their ... » Learn More about 5 Tips for Upgrading Your Historic Home
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Sellers: Get the Most From Home Upgrades
Whether you plan to sell in the summer, spring, or winter, you likely know of the few staple "to-dos" to get your space market-ready: cleaning, painting, decluttering, landscaping, and stripping your home of super personal belongings like family photos. But should you be doing more? Probably. ... » Learn More about Sellers: Get the Most From Home Upgrades
4 Bedroom Upgrades that Won’t Break the Bank
(Family Features)--Upgrading your bedroom might sound like a daunting task. You may assume it costs an arm and a leg, takes months and requires professionals to complete. However, upgrading your bedroom doesn't have to mean breaking the bank, or your back. Investing in a few quality upgrades to some ... » Learn More about 4 Bedroom Upgrades that Won’t Break the Bank
Building a Home? Consider These Upgrades
If you're in the processing of building a new home, your head is likely cluttered with details. Floor plans, materials, upgrades, oh my! In order to create an ideal space and maximize your home's value, experts from Moen recommend asking yourself a few questions: - Which spaces help drive resale ... » Learn More about Building a Home? Consider These Upgrades
Reduce Energy Reliance with Home Upgrades
(Family Features)--Enhancing your home's energy-efficient features is a savvy way to make the space more livable while also making a smaller impact on the environment and your bank account. The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that the average American homeowner spends about $2,000 a year on ... » Learn More about Reduce Energy Reliance with Home Upgrades
