HOME RESTORATION

Starting a home restoration business? Find out if a home office is the right choice for you.

This is an article for anyone who has begun renovating an older home. It is also an article for anyone who has considered doing so.

Urban Neighborhoods Alliance develops program in Springfield Missouri to assist homeowners in need.

Whether you are restoring a circa 1850 Greek Revival, or updating the bathroom in your 1970s brick ranch, sharing your info on a home improvement blog somehow makes the process less painful.

Have you ever needed work completed to your house, but became intimidated by all the decisions to make? This article is designed as a list of items to keep in mind when shopping for a contractor. Many of these points come from real-world experiences.

What to look for in a restoration project, and how to begin looking for the right restoration project.

Is your bathroom looking dingy? Time for in your high traffic bath and shower room? Check out these great Quick Fixes for Your Bathroom. Sure to put the elegance and style back into your home's bathroom or powder room without breaking the bank.

What can you can do to fix up your kitchen and baths, and update your home exteriors, living spaces and lighting fixtures? Plenty. Check out these sensational home design and remodeling ideas.

Flower arranging, wine tasting, and antique restoration were among the many unexpected exhibits at the Orlando Home Show. Not just a show for home improvements, the exhibition held an enormous variety of displays and demonstrations.

Home improvement has gone green in a big way. Check out these recycled, reclaimed and sustainable home improvement materials. Eco-friendly product options that are becoming the standard in American home improvement today.

What are the hot trends for 2010 in home and garden? How are families living healthier, saving space and going green at home and in the garden?

True things to expect when restoring an old home.

Restoring your historical home? Learn how to carefully remove crown molding so it can be restored and returned to its original location.

Trulli were built without mortar and are made of tightly fitting chianche' stones. Back in the 15th century when word came down that the tax man was coming, it was quite easy to dismantle one's home. The taxman couldn't tax you on property you didn't have.