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One of the best things about owning your own home is having a space where you can be creative. If you're someone that likes DIY projects, we have some great ideas that could be perfect points of inspiration. Try them out! All of your friends will be wondering where on Earth you bought it!

Though your home may not be perched on a mountain top or nestled inside a hill, you can still take inspiration from some of the most beautiful and out-there architectural feats out there.

The interior design of your home is more important than you might think. You should feel comfortable and happy in every space within your home – and your interior design has a lot to do with that.

As wonderful as it is to live in Central Florida, the weather can certainly put people through their paces. On one hand, there’s the abundant sunshine that helps enhance the charm of living here. On the other hand, high wind and heavy rain can take its toll, particularly on roofs.

Are you planning to put your home on the market in the near future? Do you simply need a few tips to make the exterior of your property more appealing?

Homeowners tend to think that roof maintenance is an incredibly difficult process that takes an extraordinary amount of time and effort.

The general weather conditions in Florida persistently pummel and damage the roofs of homes in the region and common roof problems occur as a result. Regular thunderstorms, gale force winds, and hail storms cause a variety of common home issues in Florida and the surrounding areas.

Most home owners make home renovations during warmer weather. One of these home renovation projects includes dealing with roof problems. Although various roofing types have different life spans, they are likely to show similar signs of ageing.

If you are a homeowner in Florida, then you know that the hurricane season can get rough at times. There are a lot of things that can end up damaging your home during a hurricane, from the strong hurricane winds to the debris that the winds kick up to the torrential downpours.

There are two types of algae that typically grow on your roof, "black algae" and "moss" which is greenish colored in nature. Algae and moss do have some similarities but are also very different and require different procedures to remove or prevent.