Passive or natural cooling is a great way to reduce strain on your AC unit and save money on your energy bill. But if you want to take things a few steps further, you may be able to do away with the need for an AC system altogether, obliterating not only your AC energy bill but also your AC repair and maintenance budget, duct-cleaning costs, and other associated expenses. However, this much passive cooling requires a multi-pronged approach. Read More»
Running a business can be a lot of work. The last thing you want to deal with is trying to run it when it is messy and disorganized. This will only put you behind and distract you from what you need to get done. If you have ever considered hiring a janitorial service, then you probably questioned if the costs were worth it. Experts suggest that you can expect to pay around $20 to $30 per visit for a small office, but you could end up paying $500 to $700 a month for a larger office with multiple rooms. Read More»
Are you keen on joining the ranks of the “tiny house” movement? It can be a more expensive and complicated endeavor than many are aware of. Between the building and decorating costs of a custom “tiny home” and the time involved in finding the right one for you, your minimalist dream can be put on hold. But there’s good news! There are several less costly alternatives to a true “tiny home” Read More»
Stone countertops can add value to the home and look beautiful. They also tend to be more durable than many other countertop options. Two of the more popular choices are granite countertops and quartz countertops. Which one is right for you will depend on a number of different factors.
Cost
One factor that can’t be overlooked is the cost of the countertop. Although this can vary, quartz countertops usually cost somewhere between $80 and $140 per square foot including installation, and granite countertops usually cost somewhere between $80 and $175 per square foot including installation and depending on the type of granite chosen. Read More»
If your home currently has hard water, you might want to consider having a water softening system installed. To help you understand why, you will want to check out the following benefits.
Your Soaps Will Work Better And Last Longer
Hard water makes it hard to lather up soap or detergent. With soft water, you will find that you do not have to use as much hand soap, shampoo, dish soap, or laundry detergent to get yourself and everything in your home nice and clean. Read More»
