We’re starting to see more and more sunshine, and it’s great to see the temperatures slowly climb. Of course in Utah we still experience the random spring snow and icy cold days, but we can still look forward to the coming spring. Soon we’ll have that dry Utah heat with accompanying barbecues and outdoor activities. …
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3 Garage Upgrades For Better Functionality
Now that the weather is warming up, everyone is turning their attention outdoors. The sun is out longer each day, the temperatures are climbing, and our yards are slowly evolving from yellow-gray to fresh green. What’s on your Spring To-Do List? Spring cleaning? A new project in your yard? Buying new outdoor sports supplies? The …
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7 Home Improvement Projects to DIY
Do-it- Yourself projects have grown in popularity over the past few years. Homeowners want the option to upgrade, update, or otherwise improve their home without the price tag and hassle that can sometimes come with professional remodels or home improvement projects. Not to mention it is just so satisfying to complete a project all by …
5 Tips For Winter Garage Organization
Winter is a very busy time for your garage. Your vehicles need it more desperately, and you’re using the functional and storage space much more than during the warmer seasons. With the constant use, harsh temperatures, condensation, dirt, and cramped space your garage could use a little love and some organization. Today we’re sharing 5 …
New Year, New Home
We make hopeful resolutions and game plans to help us make our dreams a reality. It’s a great way to finally tackle that project you’ve been eyeing, or creating that habit that you know would enhance your life. For many, 2017 might be the year they finally enjoy the reality of their dream home. Are …
Benefits of Using Concrete Epoxy Coating
Concrete is already pretty tough and durable. However, left untreated, cement can crack, crumble, chip, or otherwise be damaged. Additionally, concrete is very porous which means it absorbs liquids quite readily. The absorption of liquid can create stains and lead to damage. For instance, if the liquid that is absorbed is water and then temperatures …