5 Easy DIY Weekend Projects Under $300
By: John Riha @ Houselogic.com Just another weekend? Not if you take advantage with one or more of these 5 great projects you can easily pull off for under $300. Most of the cost of these DIY weekend projects is in the materials. The labor — that’s you — is free. All you need now are […]
Miriam Martinez
Miriam graduated from Drexel University in 2008 with a B.S. in Management. Miriam is originally from Cuenca-Ecuador, S.A., a city well known for its stunning architecture and historical buildings, one of the main reasons why she chose Philadelphia as her second home. She has a love and passion for architecture driving her interest in real […]
DIY Wish List: Function Trumps Form
By: Lisa Kaplan Gordon @ Houselogic.com Published: August 1, 2013 A new study examines which outdoor projects DIYers would love to do . . . but probably won’t. When it comes to picking outdoor DIY projects, we found it interesting that homeowners opt for functionality over form — and even finances, according to a new survey […]
How to Grow Your Best Tomatoes Ever
By: Lisa Kaplan Gordon from Houselogic.com This popular garden veggie can be a challenge to grow. We’ll fix that. Tomatoes are like Goldilocks — they want everything to be just right. Mess up soil, sun, and water conditions just a little, and your tomatoes succumb to rot, spots, and wilt. Soil Prep is a Must Tomatoes […]
Plant These Fun Veggies Your Kids Will Love to Eat
By: Lisa Kaplan Gordon at Houselogic.com These nifty plants will entice your kids to eat more vegetables and will make gardening fun for the whole family. Win the eternal battle between kids and veggies by letting your little ones plant these child-friendly varieties in your garden. The more invested they are in the growing process, the […]
Over Winter? 5 Ways to Prep Your Yard for Spring
By: Stacey Freed at Houselogic.com Preparing your lawn for spring is easy with these five no-sweat steps. In recent winter months, snowmen were the only detectable “life” in your yard. But now that Frosty has succumbed to puddlehood, it’s time to get ready for spring! Jumpstart your lawn resuscitation as soon as the ground defrosts, and […]
9 Surprising Things That Add Value to Your House
By: Dona DeZube at Houselogic.com A home’s value is dependent on many things. Here are nine factors you might not have thought about. What do surf breaks, Walmarts, and public transportation have in common? Being near any of them can add thousands to your home’s value. At least that’s what various university researchers have found based […]
11 Ways to Create a Welcoming Front Entrance for Under $100
By: Cara Greenberg at Houselogic.com Wouldn’t it be nice to approach your home’s entrance with a grin instead of a grimace? Take our tips for beating a clear, safe, and stylish path to your front door. First impressions count — not just for your friends, relatives, and the UPS guy, but for yourself. Whether it’s […]
Fall & Winter Seasonal Maintenance Guide
By: Karin Beuerlein @ HouseLogic.com If you live in the Northeast, here are maintenance jobs you should complete every fall and winter to prevent costly repairs and keep your home in top condition. Certain home maintenance tasks should be completed each season to prevent structural damage, save energy, and keep all your home’s systems running […]
Fall Maintenance Checklist
Fall Maintenance Checklist By: John Riha via HouseLogic You’ll be ready for winter’s worst and head off expensive repairs when you complete this checklist of 10 essential fall maintenance tasks. 1. Stow the mower. If you’re not familiar with fuel stabilizer, you should be. If your mower sits for months with gas in its tank, the […]
