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Whether you’re a homeowner or renting a property, everyone experiences that same, nagging sensation from time to time: the place needs sprucing up. But before you completely redecorate, take a quick look at these easy-to-overlook home improvement ideas. With a combination of creativity, a dash of DIY, and some outside of the box thinking, you could be well on your way to a fresh, spacious, and cost-effective home in next to no time.   The DIY home improvement ideas are especially going to be super helpful because firstly DIY methods create an exhilarating experience for you as you put in the sheer effort and personal care in the crafting of amazing decors. Secondly, they require a minimum investment that maintains your budget so it’ll save you money as well.    …

Whether you’re selling your home or looking to buy one, having a home inspection can be beneficial. As a seller, getting a home inspection can help you get a jump on things by finding out what type of repairs or upgrades your home may need in order to sell it. As a buyer, getting a home inspection is part of your due diligence to find out the condition of the home you’re interested in buying — before you sign on the dotted line. Having your own home inspections checklist as a buyer or seller, helps you get the most out of it. Home Inspections Checklist Learn about some of the things home inspectors look for when inspecting a house for sale. 1. A Functional HVAC System The HVAC — heating, …

House design affects your home temperature, but it can also help to mitigate the effects of heat retention and loss in the home. Everything in the house can make a difference, from your roofing material and the color of paint on your walls to the carpeting on your floor and the placement of the furniture in the rooms. By using simple energy efficiency techniques, you can save energy and money on your electricity bill. Roof color and material Roofs that are lighter in color tend to reflect the heat. Roofs that are darker in color absorb the heat and transfer it into the rooms below. Materials like metal or rubber are also more reflective than asphalt shingles. A cool roof is currently the best way to save energy and money …