By Lizzie Weakley Your roof protects you and your family from the outside elements, but there are many components that can wear down over time and lead to leaks or other problems. One of the most important parts of your roof is the flashing, which is the material that covers the seams and joints where the roof meets other surfaces such as chimneys, vents, or skylights....
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By Brooke Chaplan Winter is a beautiful season, but it brings various challenges for homeowners. One of the most important things you can do to make sure that your home is ready for the winter season is to prepare your roof. It is vital to ensure your roof stays in good condition to protect your home from harsh weather conditions. In this blog post, we will discuss...
By Hannah Whittenly Windows are an essential part of any building. They not only allow natural light into the space but also add aesthetic value to the exterior and interior design. However, installing new windows or replacing old ones can be a daunting task. It requires the expertise of a professional window installation service to ensure that the windows are...
By Brooke Chaplan Your kitchen is often the heart of your home, and it's important to make this space functional, appealing, and updated. Remodeling your kitchen is an exciting undertaking, but it can be overwhelming without proper planning. You want to create a space that fits your lifestyle and meets your needs while being aesthetically pleasing. In this step-by-step...
By Brentnie Daggett, Rentec Direct Have you noticed more electric vehicles (EVs) on the roads and in your neighborhood? The transition towards cleaner and more sustainable transportation is undeniable. In Oregon, for instance, electric vehicle sales have nearly doubled in the past two years. To expedite the shift towards electric mobility, at least nine states...
By Rachelle Wilber In an era of remote work, creating a home office is an essential element of making your living space functional. An office space doesn't have to take up too much room, and rooms sometimes can be found in unconventional spaces within our homes. Converting that unused extra bedroom or unnecessary storage room into a comfortable and productive workspace...
As the cold weather approaches, it’s time to start thinking about preparing your outdoor kitchen for the winter season. Whether you have a built-in kitchen or a portable one, taking the necessary steps to protect it from the harsh winter elements will help ensure that it stays in good condition and lasts for many years to come. In this post, we will share some...
By Dixie Somers We all know that home is where the heart is. We all want to make our homes happy, inviting, and pleasant. Sometimes we may feel overwhelmed by the thought of updating and renovating our home because we think it will require a lot of money and time. However, this doesn't always have to be the case. In this post, we'll share some home updates that...
By Lizzie Weakley
The Native American culture has a rich history that dates back centuries. Bringing a piece of that culture into your home is a great way to honor their traditions. With the right decor pieces, you can create a warm and inviting space that celebrates this heritage. Here are five ideas to inspire you.
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By Kara Masterson As the colder months approach, it's important to prepare your home for winter in order to ensure a warm and comfortable living environment. From drafts and poor insulation to issues with your HVAC system and gutters, there are several signs that your home may not be ready for the harsh weather ahead. In this article, we'll discuss seven common...