February 4th, 2014
One of the greatest benefits that comes with choosing a kit home is that each design comes with flexibility. If there’s a feature you’re not too sure about or you find your budget is a bit tighter than you first thought? You can easily modify the
Continue reading >January 14th, 2014
When ordering your kit home, you may decide that you need some help during the assembly process. If this is the case, you will need to find yourself a reputable contractor you can trust. So how do you do this? While kit homes are popular with owner-
Continue reading >January 10th, 2014
Moving into a new home is hugely exciting, but often, new homeowners get carried away when decorating and shopping, resulting in costly mistakes. One of the benefits of a brand new home is that it comes with a clean palette, but even with a fresh sta
Continue reading >January 6th, 2014
An owner-builder is an individual who carries out owner-builder work under the authority of a permit issued by the Office of Fair Trading. Owner-builder work can cover many aspects of construction, alterations, repairs or additions, be it a garage, a
Continue reading >November 28th, 2013
Skilled labour is in high demand as the housing market recovers, according to Sourceable. Demand is predicted to rise due to more new homes being built, particularly in the residential sector. According to the trades report by the Housing Industry
Continue reading >November 27th, 2013
When planning the interior design of your home, consider the current design and how it can be improved, according to Home Improvement Pages. Good interior design is building from a neutral canvas. For example, for those who love orange, rather tha
Continue reading >November 26th, 2013
When building or renovating a home, planning and building approvals are required to complete the process. With the approvals, a home can meet building requirements in accordance with local and state governments. In turn, it can help the government
Continue reading >November 25th, 2013
Zone living is when the home is divided into ‘zones’ based on their function. It’s highly recommended by home builders and interior designers as opposed to open plan living, according to Home Improvement Pages. Zone living is preferred by ho
Continue reading >November 24th, 2013
Cold air can leak into the home if windows aren’t properly sealed against draughts. This can increase heating costs, especially during the colder months. You can winterise your windows with these tips from Popular Mechanics. Caulking the outside
Continue reading >November 23rd, 2013
The hallway into your home can often be a neglected area that becomes an afterthought in decoration planning. This area is actually the first thing that you see, and as such it needs to make a good impression, according to Offaly Express. The hallway
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