Home Improvement

Installing a new floor in your basement can be a huge undertaking. Decisions about how and what flooring to choose are important questions that must be answered before starting such a project. Basements pose a different set of issues due to their location and propensity to be humid and damp locations. These are detrimental to a lot of types of flooring. Finding out what your specific basement can handle is key to a successful project.

Many of us consider the scorching rays of the upcoming summer sun to be an unavoidable drawback of an otherwise lovely season, especially when it comes to energy bills. However, there are relatively simple ways that you can make you home work with the sun, rather than against it. Of course, the best time to implement these plans is during the home construction phase, but that doesn't mean you need to give in to the air conditioner if your home is already standing!

Is your home's living space simply not big enough? We have learned that you may want to find every usable space you have in your home. Before you build an addition or move, you might want to look down to find a space for a new home office, recreational space or a new bedroom. A basement that isn't finished, or at least functional, represents a massive amount of untapped potential for your home! Of course, as with any remodel, you'll want to carefully plan the project to make sure that you get the most out of the final result; otherwise, you could end up unnecessarily wasting both time and money. Keep reading to learn about some of the most important rules to follow for a perfect basement remodel!