Collaborative Post¦ When you go away on holiday with the family, your home is at risk of being burgled. If it is obvious that nobody is there, you will be a target. But you don’t want to spend the whole holiday worrying about the house because you won’t be able to relax and have a good time, so you should make sure that the house is safe before you go. These are the best ways to protect your house while you are on holiday.
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Ways of Adding Value to Your Property
Collaborative Post¦ Whether you are a homeowner who is looking to increase the equity in your property or someone who “flips” houses as a way of making money the mission is the same. Making improvements to a property will mean it is worth more and done well a lot more. It is with this in mind that here we look to offer some advice on ways of adding value to your property. Make sure you remember to get a home warranty with a company such as First American Home Warranty too, that way you’ll retain as much money as possible in the long run if things start breaking.
Maintaining your household appliances can be overwhelming at times, especially if anything stops working. However, by taking out a home warranty you can achieve peace of mind that your home and your appliances are protected and that any faulty appliances can be repaired by a qualified contractor quickly and easily. Accordingly, researching a few different home warranty providers in your area can help you to find the right warranty protection for your property.
What would you do if you won the lottery?
What you’d do if you won the lottery has more than likely crossed your mind at some point. Probably when you were stuck in traffic on the morning commute or unable to afford something luxurious you saw. It’s all so tempting to think that with just one ticket, your life has the potential to change forever!
Review: UltraHeat Radiator from PlumbNation
We’ve finally got around to fitting a new UltraHeat radiator in our living room recently. As you may have read in older blog posts, I am desperately trying to get our living room decorated. My husband and I were lucky to get onto the property ladder at 20. Rather than getting a flat in good condition, we opted to buy a house in not as good a condition. Fast forward five years and the living room is still almost entirely in the state the previous owners (who had the house repossessed) left it in with bad paintwork, shoddy woodwork and laminate flooring in a terrible condition.
We’d probably have sorted it out by now if we hadn’t have got married or had a child, but I didn’t want plans for these important life experiences to be delayed by a room. Losing a few relatives made me realise that those were things I wanted to do sooner rather than later and that decorating could wait. However, we are trying to do things slowly, as time and money allow. One embarrassment has always been the large radiator leaning forwards off of its brackets underneath our windowsill. Not only that, but it was a nightmare to clean and things kept getting stuck down it.