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The Perfect Basement Apartment

When we got married, my husband and I moved into a lovely brick home. Because we were young and in debt, we would have benefited from being able to rent out a portion of our home to tenants. Unfortunately, our home didn’t include a basement apartment. If your basement is currently not being used, consider transforming it into a basement apartment. Before renting it out to tenants, you will need to make sure it meets certain specifications. For example, most local governments require basement apartments to contain a certain amount of windows. Usually, you will also have to ensure that your windows meet size requirements. On this blog, you will discover how to create the perfect basement apartment with the right windows.

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Tax seasons is just around the corner. If you're expecting a refund, that would be the perfect time to take care of some much-needed upgrades, especially the kind that will increase the energy-efficiency of your home. Using your tax refund for home improvement projects will not only help you save money on your heating and cooling costs, it will also increase the property value of your home. If you're not sure which projects you should take care of first, here are four to help get you started. Read More 

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The windows on any home will have a major impact on the interior and exterior appearance. If your windows are old, you may be making plans to hire window professionals to replace them. But, you may want to avoid an identical replacement that has no change in looks. This means you will need to focus on details regarding window design to end up creating a unique appearance. Frame Details A huge area of customization is in the frame details. Read More 

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When you buy an old home, one of your earliest priorities when renovating it is likely to replace the windows. Hiring a contractor to take out the old windows and replace them with those that are more energy efficient and easy to operate is an important project, but you shouldn't just toss the old windows in the garbage. Traditional windows with wooden frames around a series of small panels of glass are worth saving, as they can be useful in a number of different ways. Read More 

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In addition to making your work site more comfortable, commercial window tinting may also have the ability to save your business money. Wondering if this investment could help you save in the long run? Ultimately, you have to crunch the numbers to decide, but here are some points to consider along the way: 1. Does the Sun Noticeably Increase the Temps of Your Interior During the Summer? Depending on the size of your windows and the position of your building, the sun may come in and increase the temperature in your facility. Read More 

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