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Homeowners in search of funds to pay for home improvement projects have many options at their disposal. With so many options to choose from, it is important to take your time to assure that you choose the option that best fits your project needs and your financial situation.  Zero Percent Credit Card Many homeowners consider credit cards to be a risky and expensive way to fund a home remodeling project. And while there is a degree of risk involved, credit cards are a viable option to pay for your big project if used correctly. 
A credit card that does not require interest to be paid on purchases allows homeowners to spread the cost of their renovation projects over time and to not be penalized for the money they use for these projects. Many of these cards also provide the user with reward points for making purchases. 
Credit cards that offer zero percent interest on purchases only do so for a limited time. So, this option is most effective for homeowners who are sure they will pay off…

Even though many older homes have plenty of charm, they can also cause quite a few headaches.
Minor issues such as leaks and electrical shorts can become expensive problems in the blink of an
eye, which is why you need to proactively upgrade your home. Here is a quick look at some
renovations and updates that are going to make your home safer and more efficient. RoofFrom the moment that you move into an older home, you must keep a close eye on the roof. Older
roofs aren’t going to last forever, and you need to catch leaks and pinholes as quickly as possible. At
least once every few months, you should head into your attic when the sun is overhead and look for
any openings that are letting in light. You can also inspect the outside of the roof for any signs of
damage. That includes cracked or curled shingles, granules in the rain gutters, bent flashing, and
blistering paint on the walls. Septic SystemSeptic systems don’t last forever, but you can do quite a bit to protect an older syste…

When your home gets flooded, it might feel like a nightmare. Personal mementos can get destroyed, and it's very expensive to restore your home to its former state. But there are even more consequences to a flooded home that you might not have thought about. If you ever find yourself in this situation, or if you've recently suffered damage to your home through flooding, here are a few other consequences that you might not have thought about. Plumbing Issues While some types of water damage come from nature, there are plenty of times that water damage comes from broken pipes and fixtures. When this happens, carpet, cabinetry, and other house materials can get wet and need replacement. According to the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety, one of the most common ways for pipes to break results from not preparing for freezing weather properly and in older homes, from corrosion. And even a simple leaking pipe under a sink or behind the bathtub fixtures can amount to …

When it comes to selling your home, one of the most important steps to take is to create an appealing property to ensure that the property sells quickly. As a seller, there are many steps that you'll need to take to improve the quality of the home. Here are a few low-cost ways to make your home more appealing to potential buyers.
The Appeal of Pleasant Aromas
The scents that buyers smell when they walk into the house will determine if they feel at home. Consider baking cookies before buyers arrive to make the home smell cozy and inviting. With the sense of smell, you can create an inviting scene that will spark the interest of potential buyers as they tour your home. You can also light a few candles, specifically in the bathroom or living room. You'll need to empty the trash can and cupboards of spoiled food in advance to prevent unpleasant smells or odors from being present.
Properly Stage Your Home
Staging a home is essential to ensure that buyers can envision themselves living …

It’s that time of year again; time to stock up on salt and break out the snow shovel. While you’re busy getting ready for this year’s snow, take the time now to consider your roof. When was the last time you had it inspection by a professional roofing company in Buckhead? Whether you’re new to town or a seasoned resident, here are a few tips from the professionals at the Superior Roofing Company to help you prepare for the winter weather.

Fall Debris
Before the first winter snow storm, take the time to clear your property of debris. Most people will spend time raking the autumn leaves from their yard but those same leaves can easily clog your gutters. They also pile up in the corners of your roof adding unnecessary weight and creating a breeding ground for mold. Cleaning your gutters isn’t as hard as it used to be; special hose extensions are designed specifically for this chore. An angled nozzle sprays pressurized water into the gutter, effectively removing all debris. If left alone, l…

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When you’re preparing to sell your home, you might consider doing a big renovation. After all,
a good-looking house will get a better price.

Unfortunately, many of the errors made by rookie home renovators take place before the
renovations even begin. Starting a project without an understanding of the project's cost,
the estimated time for completion, or the value to be added to a house can often result in
disaster.
First-time renovators should take a moment to familiarize themselves with the following
common rookie renovating mistakes to ensure they do not repeat them.   Failing to Get Inspections It is ideal to get all inspections that are possible when considering a home renovation project.
This will give the rookie renovator a good idea of the time and money needed to renovate a
home.
Many first-time renovators choose to cut corners with inspections due to the upfront costs.
However, this important step in the renovation process can prevent thousands…