Pasan Perera
Location
Colombo, Sri Lanka.
School
CINEC Maritime Campus, Human Resources Management Institute
Expertise
Real Estate, Interior Design, Home Renovation
- Pasan has years of professional writing experience, mostly as a freelance writer working with local and international clients.
- He has worked as a white-label SEO writer for two Australian digital marketing agencies (DMAs).
- His educational background in management and finance adds value to real estate and housing related content.
Experience
Pasan started writing professionally at age 16 by helping visa students with SOPs (statements of purpose) and he never stopped. Since then, he has gained years of experience as a writer with most his time spent doing freelance work for clients around the world. Working as a white-label SEO writer for Australian DMAs (Digital Debut and KBB digital), he has written articles for clients that do business in home construction, interior design, landscaping, and even plumbing. His work is featured on business blogs of companies such as Carpet House, Bellarine Flooring, A Country Garden, and Field Engineers. Having broad experience because of writing for many different housing related niches gives Pasan insights that regular writers might not have.
Education
Pasan has a higher national diploma in Business Management and is completing his bachelor's degree in Banking and Finance at the CINEC Maritime Campus. This makes him uniquely qualified to steer readers through the complicated laws, financing, and management sides of real estate or housing.
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Stories By Pasan Perera
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Window blinds are a popular choice for many homeowners, however, they can be tough to keep clean. this simple hack will change the way you clean your blinds.
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Limewashing is a popular technique used in interior design to give walls a unique texture and protect them. Here's why you should limewash your walls.
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An accent wall might be noticeably or subtly different from the rest of the room, but is this technique going out of style? Here's what you need to know.
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A solar attic fan is a solar-powered fan designed to push heat out of your attic space and keep your home cooler, and DIYers can install them themselves.
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Wood-burning stoves have been a staple in older homes for centuries, and modern houses are warming up to the charming device. Let's see if it's right for you.
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According to feng shui, you shouldn't add just any greenery to your space. So here's the plant you should never keep in your home and a few you should get.
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When trying to sell your home, you probably want to sell it for as much money as possible. But this is why reducing the selling price can be beneficial.
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A co-signer is a person who guarantees your financial liability to your landlord, but how do you know you need one? Here are a few indicators to keep in mind.
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You've probably heard of a self-cleaning oven before. But is it safe? We'll run you through what an oven's self-cleaning feature is and how to use it.
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The maximalist trend favors the clashing of shades, items, and more, but which color matches it better? Here's the best bedroom color for a maximalist vibe.
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Your kitchen backsplash is a great area to be creative with your design. Here are some pointers for painting your backsplash for a budget-friendly update.
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Frosted glass is a great alternative to curtains or blinds for added privacy while still letting light in. Here's how to frost your windows.
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Keeping your silverware clean ensures it lasts longer and is in the best possible condition. Here is the best way to clean your silver hardware at home.
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You're finally ready to tackle that garage upgrade you've been dying to do for months and then you find a big pile of coal in the corner. Here's what to do.
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Remodeling your home can feel like a daunting and lengthy process. Here is how long a bathroom remodel takes and some ways to speed up the process.
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If you have silver items and don't know how to store them to prevent tarnishing, look no more. Here's an unexpected approach to keeping your silver like new.
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if you use natural gas in your home, you've most likely noticed a spike in your gas bill during the winter. Here are some tips to save money.
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Lighter hues are one of the best ways to make a room look bigger and brighter. Here's how to lighten up your home with interior whitewashing.
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Quackgrass is one of the most common and stubborn weed varieties homeowners find on their front lawns. However, we have an easy way to get rid of it.
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Chalkboard paint is a popular choice among homeowners with kids. However, how do you paint over it if you want to get rid of it? Here's an easy way to do that.
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Backsplashes are a fun way to tie your kitchen together, but they should work well with your decor. Here's some backsplash inspiration for laminate countertops.
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A good-looking stairwell can add a touch of elegance and transform your home's interior, so here are a few tips on painting your staircase on a budget.
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The bathroom is one of the most important rooms in a home and needs to be practical. But, what is a 3/4 bathroom, and how can you tell if you have one?
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Bowing, tilting, or bulging exterior walls are usually a sign of decreased wall stability. Here is the fastest fix for a bowed basement wall.
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Flooding can damage every part of your home and wreak havoc on its structure and stability. Here are the best ways to protect your basement from flooding.
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Small water leaks or simple wear and tear can cause discoloration or deterioration to your ceiling. Here's the easiest way to patch a drywall ceiling.
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To try open shelving in your kitchen, remove your kitchen cabinet doors. While this may seem like a big task, it's actually quite simple with the right tools.