By host on 10/28/2009 9:49 PM
First impressions make a huge difference when selling a home. One of the best ways to make your house shine is to apply a fresh coat of paint inside and out. New paint gives the home a clean look and tells buyers that the house is in "move-in" condition. It could quickly pay off in the faster sale of your home— possibly at a higher price. Before putting your house on the market, consider these tips for freshening up your abode with paint:
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By host on 10/28/2009 9:43 PM
It could be that you've noticed your exterior paint is showing some cracks or flaking, or maybe you're just feeling the need to spice up your living room with some exciting new colors. Regardless of what your painting project is, many homeowners end up questioning whether to do it themselves or hire the job out to a painting contractor. There isn't an easy answer here, just a number of things to consider before making your decision about whether spending money on professional painting services is the right choice for you.
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By host on 10/28/2009 9:29 PM
It doesn't take long after one of the neighbors springs for a new exterior paint job that everybody else can soon be seen standing out in front of their homes with paint brochures and color swatches. Why? The answer is simple. A good exterior paint job transforms the appearance of your residence. It's like getting a new home almost overnight.
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By host on 10/18/2009 9:23 PM
Purchasing your new floor can be an overwhelming process. It is said to be the third largest purchase the average consumer makes, behind houses and cars, and the average consumer buys a new floor about every 7-10 years. That’s a long time to live with a floor you don’t like. For that reason, we want to help you to make an informed, well-thought out decision, before you buy.
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By host on 10/18/2009 9:05 PM
Carpet installation. It's what makes or breaks that magical vision you've been carrying in your mind ever since you began contemplating whether to change your carpet or not. - It's what you physically have no control over unless you're an installer yourself.
- It's what you hope your retailer takes very seriously.
- It's also what you can't evaluate until after the job is done and the carpet fully installed in your home.
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