Why You Should Have the Roof Inspected Before Listing Your House If you’re going to sell your home, you want it to make a positive impression on potential buyers. A sagging or leaking roof can make it challenging to sell your home, leading to headaches and unnecessary stress. Some roofing problems are obvious, but others aren’t. That’s why it’s important to have the roof inspected before you put...
Essential Home Maintenance Tasks for Late Autumn The autumn leaves have fallen, and the nights are getting colder. The changing of seasons requires additional home maintenance to help your home thrive in the months ahead. As a homeowner, there are several things you should have on your November checklist. Here are the essential home maintenance tasks for late autumn. Check the insulation Having a...
A Midlife Move Can Be the Reset You’ve Been Missing By Ray Flynn, DIYGuys.net You don’t have to crash to begin again. Sometimes, clarity alone is enough. In midlife, it can arrive quietly—your job feels misaligned, your energy misused, your home no longer right. Not broken, just done. Change begins not with escape, but with recognition. For many, a move becomes the first visible step toward...
How to Tell When it’s Time to Repave Your Driveway Water can seep into small cracks in your driveway, and freezing and thawing can cause cracks to widen. If you do not address the issue, potholes can form. The question is, how do you go about fixing this? Read along for our guide on how to tell when it's time to repave your driveway. You Can Patch Small Cracks and Potholes One or two small cracks in...
The Home Decor Trends That Are Now Dated Just like fashion, interior design trends can come and go in the blink of an eye. The rise of Pinterest and TikTok can accelerate the trend cycle even further. While classic looks are always a safe bet, other styles have a certain lifespan. If you are the type who wants to stay ahead of the trends, make sure you research before redecorating. Whether you’re...
How to Help Your Senior Parents DownsizeBy Ray Flynn, DiyGuys.netWhen the house that raised you becomes too big for the people who filled it, downsizing isn’t just a move; it’s a turning point. The logistics are easy to list: less square footage, fewer stairs, simpler upkeep. But the real work? It lives in the quiet grief of goodbye and the quiet hope of what comes next. For adult children supporting...
Signs of Exterior Damage That Are Easy to Miss Your roof, windows, and siding are supposed to protect your home from extreme temperatures, rain, snow, and pests. Severe weather, temperature fluctuations, and sunlight can cause damage that can be easy to overlook. Whether you're buying a home or thinking of selling your current one, looking out for these things will help you in the long run. There are...
What to Know When Buying and Selling a Home at the Same Time Buying and selling a home simultaneously requires planning, financial preparation, and expert coordination. No matter the reason, managing both transactions at once can be stressful. We’ve prepared some ways to help streamline the experience as you navigate the buying and selling process. Here’s what to know when buying and selling a home at...
10 Moving Supplies You Need Before Packing Moving can be a huge stressor, but it doesn’t have to be a challenging experience. Pre-planning and adequate supplies will make moving day significantly smoother. If you’re prepping for a move, be sure you have these key things to make your move easier. Here are the 10 moving supplies you need before packing. Sturdy Boxes and Packing Tape Tape and boxes are...
Making a Multigenerational Home Actually Work By Ray Flynn, DiyGuys.net There’s a quiet hum to a house when three generations are living under one roof. It’s the clatter of cereal bowls, the shuffle of slippers, and someone always needing to borrow the good scissors. It can be loud, chaotic, and full of life—until it isn't. When you share space with grandparents, parents, and kids, a few...
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