The Kitchen is the heart of every home. Often the scene of breakfast chats and late night mingling with cocoa, it is in the kitchen where the family is gathered the most. It is not only the place where the food is prepared that nurtures the body but it is also the place where talks [...]
Posts Tagged ‘guest post’
8 Feb
How a Pond Adds Life To Your Garden
This is a guest post by Andrew Parker – www.electrostoreonline.com Andrew is copywriter for Electrostore Online who specialize in electrical garden products including blanket weed controllers andsoil meters. Landscaping is a renowned method of helping blend a building naturally into the surroundings, seemingly causing a ‘natural’ flow from the home into the landscape that subtly [...]
14 Jan
How to Communicate with Your Contractor
You’ve finally decided to remodel your kitchen or add on that extra room. You’ve done your research and found 2 to 3 contractors who are licensed, if that’s required in your area, bonded, and checked some referrals. So you’re ready to pick up the phone and call. Wait a minute! Just like men and women [...]
13 Jan
Cost of Second Story Floor Addition
This is a guest post by Erick D. Smith is a blogger living in San Diego who writes about home construction and remodeling. To get a more accurate estimate from one of San Diego’s expert home construction firms, click here. A second story addition can be a great way to increase the spaciousness of your home, raising [...]
23 Nov
How to do a Green Kitchen Remodel
Your kitchen might be the focal point of your home, and what better way to keep it current than making your kitchen remodel a green one? But doing a green kitchen remodel may be easier said than done. Here are a few tips that can point you in the right direction to getting the eco-friendly [...]
12 Nov
2010 Federal Tax Credit for Energy Efficiency
This is a guest post by James Kenton James Kenton is owner of Advanced Metal Roofing, a residential metal roofing company featuring ENERGY STAR metal roofing colors that qualify for the 2010 Federal Tax Credit. The federal government is offering a tax credit for energy efficiency that expires December 31, 2010 through its ENERGY STAR [...]
