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Restoring our older windows

Our house has beautiful windows and other great aesthetic features. Unfortunately, the former owners didn't look after the house and after a while the structure of the windows and other areas has suffered with swelling and water damage. We decided to work with a wonderful window restoration firm as well as home restorers to get things restored to their past glory. They worked off some older pictures of the house for a plan, as well as having looked at similar houses in the era to work out how the windows and other aspects looked originally. This blog should be a good resource for other homeowners who want to restore aspects of their home but aren't sure where to start.

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3 Ways To Save Money When Remodelling Your Rental Property's Bathroom

Posted on August 21, 2015

If you're renovating a property to rent out to tenants then you are probably hoping to minimise your expenses while still creating a pleasing home that can demand a good rental income. Remodelling a dated or damaged bathroom can be one of the biggest expenses outside the kitchen, and you may be wondering how to save yourself some money. Here are three tips for keeping your bathroom budget to a minimum. [Read More]

Tips for Avoiding Unnecessary Freezer Repair Bills

Posted on July 31, 2015

Freezer repair is almost always going to be needed at one time or another, but, too often, homeowners do things to cause unnecessary wear and tear on their freezers and, in turn, face those repair bills long before they should. Whether you have an upright freezer or one attached to your refrigerator, there are some things you can do to keep it in good working order for as long as possible. [Read More]

How to Keep the Grout in Your Commercial Kitchen Clean: Five Essential Items You Need

Posted on July 29, 2015

Keeping grout looking clean can be a challenge in any environment, but it can be especially challenging in a commercial kitchen. Luckily, there are ways to clean and protect your grout so it always looks tidy. You just need these five essentials: 1. Strong epoxy grout If you are replacing your grout or putting in a new commercial kitchen, do not just use the least expensive grout you can find. Instead, make sure you use a strong epoxy grout. [Read More]