Resources on Home Improvement
You Can Build Your Own Heavy-Duty Workbench. Find Out How!
Would you like to build your own heavy-duty workbench but you are concerned about cost? Check out this informative site to find out how you can construct one for about $20. Detailed instructions are provided, along with images for you to follow. You will also find a handy list of materials and tools used for this project.
National Association of the Remodeling Industry
Under the "Home Owners" tab of this official site of the NARI are basic tips for selecting a professional, finding a contractor, recognizing warning signs, and distinguishing between the different type of design professionals. Along with general remodeling tips and answers to commonly asked questions, users will find articles on contracts, on how to protect yourself legally and on how to live through remodeling with tips for managing the expenses. Links to two key environmental Web sites, Energy Star and Lead-Free, help to encourage health safety as well energy-conscious decision-making.
If you're looking for a heavy duty workbench see Compmark for the widest range of commercial and industrial workbenches.
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Home Improvement Facts for Consumers
This government site provides a thorough list of home improvement advice for consumers. It is advice relating to hiring contractors, filing complaints, contracts, references, payment options, avoiding scams and filing complaints. There are also links to the Federal Trade Commission and the National Association of Home Builders Remodelors Council.
You Can Build Your Own Tabletop Water Fountain
Not only can a tabletop fountain in your home or office bring an element of
beauty to the space, but it can help to reduce stress! While you can buy one
that is ready-made, when you decide to choose the elements for your fountain
and assemble them yourself, you get the extra satisfaction of knowing that
comes with creating a thing of beauty. All you need to make a unique indoor
fountain that will reflect your personal style is a container, a water pump,
tubing, some filler (rocks. pebbles, crystals, shells, etc.), and some green
plants. You can also add figurines to give your masterpiece a unique
signature.
Fred and Gerry's "The Workshop" Home Improvement Show
Two Canadian home improvement gurus offer a hub of home remodeling tips and how-to's. Information about their TV and radio shows is available, as is contest information. Tips section includes building a fence, deck designs, weather stripping, building planters, gluing corners and garage door maintenance. A home and vehicle maintenance checklist is incorporated.
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