Choosing Your Lounge

If you're like most people, you ask a lot of your couch. Of course it has to be comfy, it's got to look great, it must withstand the daily rigors dished out by the pets and kids, and it has to stand the test of time. A lounge is a significant investment and, whether you're redecorating your entire home or just want to replace that worn out old couch hulking in the corner, when you pick out a new lounge you want to get it right. [Read More]

Answering Your Questions About Home Guttering

Most homeowners don't give their home's gutters a second thought, at least, not until it's time to clean, repair or replace them! However, gutters are very important for protecting windows and exterior walls, and the home's foundation, as gutters direct water to the downspouts and then away from the home's exterior. If your home's gutters need repair or replacement, you might note some common questions homeowners have about these pieces, so you can determine the best choice of gutters for your home. [Read More]

5 Moving Costs to Budget for When Relocating

Moving homes comes with a hefty price tag because there are a lot of things to consider and budget for. While removalists' fees are certainly the highest cost, the other costs which add up to a pretty sum, and you should know all of them so that you're well-prepared before moving day. Naturally, moving expenses increase the further away you're moving. This article highlights likely moving expenses for both near and far-away moves. [Read More]

3 Top Tips for Avoiding Lippage Issues with Concrete Tiles

Large concrete tiles are an excellent choice for homes and offices where a cool industrial look is desired. Alas, with large tiles, comes potentially large problems--lippage issues. Lippage issues are more likely to occur with large tiled areas. However, you should know how to avoid them whatever size area you're tiling. So, what is tile lippage? Tile lippage occurs when adjoining tiles are set at different levels. So, while your tiles may be perfectly evenly spaced in width, they won't be even in height. [Read More]