Remodeling Plans

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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This part of the process begins before you've hired anyone, and will continue until you put your first box of cornflakes up on it's brand-new shelf... more »

How to Find a good contractor

By Toelken

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Finding a reliable contractor;getting bids and making a contract... more »

How to Obtain a Variance for Your Lot

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A variance is required whenever your plan for building a new home or addition violates the existing zoning regulations. Most frequently, a variance is sought to allow construction that is close to the property line... more »

How to Research A Green Company

By KTMg

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How to get all the dirt on a green contractor you want to hire... more »

How to Survive a Home Remodel

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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Home remodeling is extraordinarily stressful and can strain relationships and cause severe anxiety. When your house is literally coming apart before your eyes, it's easy to lose sight of the end-product and want to throw in the towel. Adapting to ... more »

How to Install Simple Shelving

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Could you use some simple shelving to help organize storage in your home? Do your closets' contents fall on top of you when you open the doors? You definitely need some simple shelving! And, "simple" means it is not terribly ... more »

How to Lay Linoleum

By Tom Morgan

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Laying linoleum can be a daunting task. This article will enable you to install linoleum like an expert... more »

How to Build a Dance Studio at Home

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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You can build a dance studio at home where you or your child can practice what you have learned in class. Perfecting your dance steps is easier if you have a convenient place to practice... more »

How to Build a Wet Bar

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Adding a wet bar can be a great weekend project that can add value to your home. Wet bars can help you with entertaining friends and family. You can add wet bars just about anywhere inside and outside of your house, especially those close to ... more »

How to Design Your House

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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What could be more exciting than moving into a new home? How about moving into a new home that's designed just for you and your family? If this is your situation--lucky you! Here's some advice to make sure the house you design truly is the home ... more »

How to Find the Right Architect

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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Finding the right architect for the job is an essential beginning to your custom home-building project... more »

How to Flip a House

By Amarande

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Flipping, in a nutshell, is when a person purchases a property, then sells it for profit. This process is generally carried out in a very short amount of time and makes the flipper a decent amount of profit in the shortest time period possible. ... more »

How to Have Happy and Satisfied Buyers and Sellers in a Real Estate Deal

By Colette French

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Both the buyer and the Seller in a real estate deal want to come out ahead. Sometimes everyone becomes so self-absorbed that a deal can even be killed before it can get off to a good start. It is important to maintain a level head. It is also ... more »

How to Make a Beautiful, Elegant Bathroom

By JamieTurner

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The bathroom was originally designed to be purely functional, but now it’s a place for pleasure and luxury. How can you enrich this room and the time you spend in it? Examine the atmosphere of your bathroom to make it more attractive and ... more »

How to Measure for Wallpaper

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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Wallpaper is a great way to introduce a whole new look into a room. Modern wallpaper is easy to hang and clean. It also comes in unlimited colors, styles and textures to suit every room in your home. You do want to make sure you buy enough ... more »

How to Plan a Basement Remodeling Project

By CapeGuy

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Today's realtors have renamed the formerly humble basement. These decked-out spaces now are more frequently called "lower levels." The most dramatic lower levels generally are found in newly constructed homes, where builders can design higher ... more »

How to Plan a Tiling Project

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Tile can enhance the look of a home as well as add value to it. Whether you intend to complete a tiling project yourself or have it done by a professional, proper planning is the key to selecting the right tiles and achieving the results you want... more »

How to Survive Remodeling

By FREEHOUSEHELP.org

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* As homeowners prepare for remodeling, they often plan for everything except the experience itself... more »

How to Work With a Kitchen Designer

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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Now that you've chosen a designer, here are some things you need to know to make it a good experience - for both of you... more »

How to Decorate Your Room with a WWE Theme

By alanmd23

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World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) is the most popular wrestling company in the world, featuring superstars like John Cena, Jeff Hardy, Rey Mysterio and other wrestlers. While they may never actually step foot into yours or a children’s bedroom, ... more »

How to Estimate Cost of a Solar Power System

By nick582

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looking to go solas power,but looking at the prices.. more »

How to Hire a Painter

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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Hiring a professional painter is more costly than doing it yourself, but it's a quick and easy way to get the job done right. Here's how to hire a top-quality painter for the best results... more »

How to Hire a Plumber When Building or Remodeling

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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When hiring a plumber for a big project, find someone who will do a quality job at a good price - and who will also be available for emergencies... more »

How to Makeover a Bedroom for Summer

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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The bedroom is a vital part of any home as a place of retreat and relaxation. It is important that the bedroom always be a welcoming place of respite, but this is especially true during those warm summer months, when a place of cool retreat is ... more »

How to Turn a Basement Into a Media Room or Playroom

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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Say good-bye to that dingy cellar and hello to a home theater or rec room. Being dark, cool and isolated from the rest of the house is now a benefit, so noisy movies and video games won't disturb the peace of slumbering or working residents above... more »

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