Hardwood Flooring: Three Refinishing Pointers

Whatever kind of house you're living in, hardwood flooring can be a feature that you're very happy with. However, if your home is aging or there is a lot of traffic on certain parts of the floor, refinishing may become a serious discussion topic. The job can be a fun one if you're the type of person who enjoys house projects,  but the right choices are important. These pointers ensure floor refinishing goes well. [Read More]

3 Ways To Enjoy Your Patio In The Rain

Living where the rainy season is long or overlaps the warm season can be frustrating, especially if you like to spend time outside but don't want to always be wet. Fortunately, there are ways to enjoy your backyard while also remaining dry. The key is designing a patio area that incorporates the natural beauty of the rain into its overall design. The following three ways can help you achieve this goal. [Read More]

Ideas For Using A Canvas Canopy In Your Yard

If you don't have enough shade in your yard, consider buying a canvas canopy. These come in different styles and they can be plain or elegant gazebos with sides. They provide protection from UV rays to prevent sunburns and fading of outdoor furniture. Plus, by providing shade and airflow, you'll have a cool place to lounge in your yard. Here's a look at the different uses of a canvas canopy. [Read More]

How To Winterize A Wooden Deck

Your wooden deck sees a great deal of weather exposure throughout the year, but the winter months are the ones that are the hardest on wood deck boards. If you don't prepare your deck to withstand the low temperatures and heavy snowfall, you risk structural damage, warping, and all sorts of other damage. Fortunately, the winterization process for wooden decks is a straightforward one. Remove Patio Furniture The first thing that you should do to winterize your deck is to remove as many pieces of furniture and appliances from your deck. [Read More]