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Tired of schlepping through a soggy mess in your yard every time it rains? Before you can even think about adding an outdoor living space to your home, you are going to have to fix those drainage issues.

The weather is warming, and it’s time to think about how you will spend the next few months. If you long to sit back and relax outside this spring and summer, you might want to consider adding an outdoor living space to your home.

Scammers are hitting the streets in the metro Atlanta area, and they are targeting homeowners and their roofs. Keeping your roof in tip-top shape is important, as it protects your home from damage and helps your house maintain its resale value.

You spend most of your time indoors (about 90 percent according to statistics), so you want to make sure that the air you are breathing is safe and healthy. Unfortunately, many building materials contain toxic chemicals that leach into the air over time.

You have waited a long time for that new kitchen, bathroom, or home addition, but before you start, there are many things to consider to make sure the renovation is a safe and positive experience.

The time has come to replace your home’s windows, but you’re skeptical. After all, it is a big renovation project. If you are on the fence regarding whether or not to replace your existing windows, consider these important benefits.

Creating a welcoming and functional space is one of the key reasons that people consider home improvements or upgrades. Maybe you have a kitchen, bathroom, or interior living space that no longer meets your needs, or you have an outdoor area that you’d like to upgrade.

The percentage of Americans who are 65 years of age or older continues to climb, yet fewer seniors these days seem ready to move into retirement communities. Today, the majority of older Americans prefer to remain independent and stay in their homes.

Growing and multi-generational families often want more space and features for their homes. That raises an important question — should they renovate their existing home or move into a larger/newer house that has what they want?

If you are in the midst of raising young children right now, you may not be concerned about fitting an aging parent into your household. But, as The Baby Boomer Generation grows older, there are going to be a lot of families looking for ways to merge young and old alike.