The Advantages Of Motorized Awnings: Protection And Style Combined

26 April 2023
Categories: Home & Garden, Blog

Motorized awnings have become a popular trend among homeowners looking for an effortless way to add shade and protection to their outdoor spaces. There is nothing better than only having to flick a switch or push a button to experience some well-earned shade from the harsh summer sun. These awnings are easy to operate and offer many advantages over traditional manual awnings that you and your whole household should be taking advantage of. Read More

What Can You Do With Vertical Cable Railings?

24 February 2023
Categories: Home & Garden, Blog

Fencing can allow you to partition your property as you see fit. Sometimes, solid fences may not be what you need. Fortunately, vertical cable railings can be used to add stability, support, and beauty to patios, porches, stairs, and more. Here are four things you can do with vertical cable railings: 1. Secure balconies and stairs. Vertical cable railings can be used to secure balconies and stairs. These structures can be anywhere from a few feet to several stories off the ground. Read More

Four Types Of Lumber To Use For Your Deck

12 January 2023
Categories: Home & Garden, Blog

If you're planning to build a new deck yourself, a big part of the planning part of the project will be to determine how much lumber you need. When you come up with the amount, you can then visit a nearby lumber supplier to look at different options and price out your project. There are many different types of wood that can be suitable for decks. Some people favor the natural look of cedar, while others favor the longevity of pressure-treated lumber. Read More

Don't Have a Green Thumb? Try Growing Succulents

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The first plant I ever killed was an orchid. It was a beautiful magenta, and a birthday present from my brother. Next in line was a series of ill-fated basil plants, followed by a vegetable garden that seemingly died off from too much attention. Finally, my husband had a brilliant plan: succulents. Succulent plants are hearty, easy to maintain, and thrive off less attention, not more. As long as I had learned my lesson from the vegetable garden, I could have a verdant house! I have managed to damage a plant or two—knocking over a plant stand with a vacuum isn't great for a stiff vine—but now I've gotten the hang of these botanical wonders! If you have a brown thumb, as do I, learn from my experiences and enjoy having a green home.