Working on a basement remodel.....a few things left to do, including the ceiling!
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To prevent drafts in your home and save on heating costs, install door sweeps!
Here is how you can install a door sweep yourself:
Step 1: Mark and pre-drill your holes. 
Step 2: Attach the sweep to the door so that the bottom of the sweep fits snugly against the door's threshold.
Currently working on a basemanet remodel. When hanging drywall in the basement it is important to install a plastic barrier to prevent mold from forming on or beneath the surface.
A must "Go To Event" for those who are looking for the latest in home products and services. Connecticut's largest and longest running Home and Remodeling Show is run by the Home Builders Association of Hartford County. It offers residents a wide range of home improvement, building, and remodeling exhibits featuring thousands of ideas for the home and yard. Check out http://cthomeshow.com/
Today I worked on a basement remodel and installed DRIcore subfloor. VERY easy to work with! DRIcore is a subfloor with a patented moisture barrier that keeps your family warm and dry. It insulates your basement and promotes indoor air quality by allowing your concrete to breathe, reducing the potential for mold and mildew.
go to www.dricore.com for more information.
Are your kitchen cabinets looking a bit too cluttered? Get them looking neat and organized by following a few of these tips.
Adding a free-standing stacking shelf on the current shelf gives you two complete shelves. Try this shelf from The Container Store.
Adding a door or wall rack to your cabinet or pantry is an excellent way to provide extra storage space for canned and bottled goods and cleaning supplies. Try this elfa door and rack solution from The Container Store.
Since we will be sharing tips and ides all month long on how to keep your home organized, what better place to go to help you achieve optimal organization is there, other than The Container Store. This place is AMAZING! They have everything you can think of to help you get organized. And BONUS...right now all of their elfa products are on sale.
If you live in the CT, MA and RI area, check out the Connecticut Home and Remodeling Show at the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford. It will be held March 5th, 6th, and 7th. Check out this website for more information: http://cthomeshow.com/default.asp
Ring in the New Year with a fresh start! All month long we will be sharing tips and ideas on how you can organize every room in your house to give it that fresh new look.
First Room: The Garage
Your garage is no longer just a place to keep a car. It is a place to store your tools, sports equipment, garden/lawn maintenance tools and much more. Utilizing this space as much as possible requires you to keep it neat and organized. So here are a few ideas to help you achieve that optimal garage space:
Get your clutter off the floor by using shelves, utility cabinets, and hooks. Getting items off the floor will optimize your floor space as well as provide a safer and more productive area. You can build shelves or buy shelves. If you buy shelving, you may want to try edsal steel freestanding shelving. You can find these at Lowes.
To keep items out of sight, add a utility cabinet to your garage. A standing cabinet with adjustable shelves works well for storing various sized items. The Workforce tall resin multipurpose utility cabinet is perfect for your garage. it has adjustable shelves and will never rust, dent, stain, or peel. You can find these at Home Depot.
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