Studies have shown that the indoor air in the average American home is often of lower quality than the air outside. Many things can contribute to poor indoor air quality, including dirty carpets and rugs, old appliances, cooking, and even damaged home components. For instance, if your home is in dire need of a roof replacement due to an old and leaky roof, it’s highly likely that mold and mildew are present in your attic and other parts of your home.
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Considerations for Outdoor Deck Kitchens
An outdoor kitchen is a great addition to any home. It allows you to enjoy cooking closer to nature, particularly if you’re entertaining guests or simply having a weekend cookout with your family.
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Color Combinations for Your Siding and Roof
So you’re thinking about improving your home’s exterior and you don’t want to make a mistake and affect your property’s curb appeal and overall value. One of the most important steps, of course, is to work only with reputable and professional home exterior remodeling companies. This project is not for DIY-ers or beginners, as there are too many things that could go wrong.
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Window Replacement: Insert vs. Full-Frame
Replacing your old, drafty windows with new, energy-efficient units is one of the best ways to make your home more comfortable while at the same time reducing its carbon footprint. Apart from the improved indoor comfort and energy savings, you might even get rebates. In addition, you’ll have one more thing to leverage if you ever decide to sell your home in the future.
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Choosing Window Trim Colors
Windows provide your home protection from the elements as they allow daylight at the same time. Most windows are operable, so you can open them for ventilation. Energy-efficient windows known as insulated glass units or IGUs allow light but prevents heat transfer, so indoor temperatures remain manageable and comfortable.
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