Homeowner Shares The Easiest Way To Transform Your Front Porch Without Renovating
A quart of paint, a paintbrush, and some greenery — that's all this homeowner needed to take her front porch from boring to welcoming in a single day.
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You Forgot About These 14 HGTV Shows — But They Redefined Home Design In The 2000s
While these early 2000s HGTV shows are no longer in production, they still share design principles and home improvement advice that resonate with viewers today.
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Turn Dollar Tree Punch Bowls Into A Glowing Garden Feature With This Easy DIY
Dollar Tree holds a wealth of DIY-ready items. This particular project uses plastic bowls to create a luminary planter worthy of lighting your porch or patio.
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Transform A Cracked Concrete Patio Into A Beautiful Tiled Oasis With This Budget-Friendly DIY
Reviving a cracked patio is more affordable than you think — and with this DIY, you can even turn the surface into a colorful, tiled work of art.
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Does The 'Home Hardening' Trend Really Protect Your House? How To Tell If It's Worth The Cost
The concept of "home hardening" has become a popular trend, and you might be wondering if it's worth the money. After all, some upgrades can cost thousands.
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The Worst Weather Conditions To Fix Driveway Cracks In
The weather during a concrete driveway repair has a big impact. Tackling the job under the wrong conditions can seriously affect how well the concrete sets.
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How To Soundproof Your Outdoor Living Space For A Quiet Backyard
Noise from neighbors and roads too loud? Reduce what reaches your backyard with a fence remodel, cheaper fencing add-ons, or simple landscaping additions.
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8 Materials To Use On Your Driveway That Go Beyond Concrete
Concrete is a popular material for driveways. However, there are other options worth installing that also deliver on style, durability, and price.
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Looking For A Patio That Can Withstand Winter Weather? Consider These Two Materials
Cold weather can do a number on pavers — even those that seem particularly sturdy. Luckily, these materials are particularly resistant to low temperatures.
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The Property Brothers' Best Tips For Boosting Curb Appeal
The best way to get your home noticed is to improve curb appeal. Here's what HGTV's Property Brothers say you can easily update for a fancier facade.
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Common Fence Materials That'll Help Reduce Excess Noise In Your Yard
Plagued by noisy neighbors or traffic when chilling in your backyard? A fence might be the answer to your problems, but only if you choose the right material.
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The Modern, Sleek Alternative To Traditional Fencing
Front gates are there for protection and privacy. Wood and metal options are popular for their classic look and durability, but there is a more stylish choice.
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12 Signs Your Roof Needs Replacing ASAP
We all know that our house's roof has an expiration date. But, how do you know if your roof needs to be replaced right away, or if it just needs some repairs?
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16 Overlooked Details People Regret After Building New Homes
There's a lot to remember when designing a home, so here's your guide on what not to forget. From landscaping to the laundry room, don't overlook these spots.
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The Overlooked Part Of Winter Garden Clean Up You're Forgetting
Cleaning up your garden before spring is a vital chore. If you have raised beds, there's something you may be forgetting if you want to keep plants healthy.
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Why Your Concrete Driveway Is Flaking And How To Fix It
Concrete driveways are tough, but like other outdoor landscaping materials, they're not immune to weather extremes. Thankfully, there's a DIY fix for flaking.
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14 Ways To Use Paint For A High-Impact Patio Makeover
You can get a can of outdoor paint and a paintbrush or roller at any hardware store, giving you a cheap and easy way to breathe new life into a tired patio.
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What To Do About A Neighbor's Damaged Or Fallen Fence
When your neighbor’s fence takes a tumble, things can get awkward fast. Here’s how to handle the damage diplomatically to save your peace — and property line.
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Homeowner Ordered To Move Fence After HOA Mistake: 'Do They Have The Power?'
This homeowner had it out with their HOA over a fence that was approved until neighbors started complaining. Here's what you can do in that situation.
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12 Home Projects That Are Tax Deductible And 4 That Don't Qualify
The federal government has allocated tax credits for eligible energy-saving home projects, like green technologies. It's helpful to know which ones qualify.
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The Quick Water Test That Helps You Know How To Fill Cracks In Your Driveway
Cracks in a concrete or asphalt driveway are inevitable, but this simple hack will allow you to quickly and easily determine how deep they are.
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What To Consider Before Installing A Concrete Patio During The Winter Months
Dreaming of cozy bonfires and starlit holiday parties? You might be tempted to pour a concrete patio in winter, but the weather might affect how well it sets.
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Neighbor Took It Upon Themselves To Paint Your Fence? Here's What You Can Do
Neighbors making aesthetic decisions that impact your outdoor space is annoying, but is there anything you can do legally? Here's what we know.
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A Windy Day Can Blow Your Patio Furniture Away. Here's How You Can Secure It To The Ground
Lightweight patio furniture gets blown around easily in strong winds. Thankfully, it's easy to secure with a few cheap items from your local hardware store.
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Neighbor's Pool Doesn't Have A Fence? Here's What You Need To Do
If your neighbor has put in a pool but no fence, you might be worried about your children or pets drowning. In this case, you have two options.
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The Backyard Water Feature That Can Seriously Boost Your Home Value (If You Do It Right)
This outdoor water feature, once well-maintained, can increase your backyard's visual appeal and unique factor, contributing to a rise in your home's value.
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Water At The Bottom Of Your Garage Door? Here's Exactly What To Do
Water coming into your garage can be a pain and cause damage. Two main issues allow for this situation, so determine the cause to repair it.
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