Home & Garden Infographics

Ways to Increase House Value

Ways to Increase House Value

Do you want to maximize the value of your home? The good news is, there are proven ways that can boost your house value such as cosmetic enhancements and structural repairs. In fact, anything improved or added or repaired in your property may impact its value. To help you, here’s an infographic presented by eMoov that features different ways to increase house value.

How Do I Sell My House Privately

How Do I Sell My House Privately

Selling your house privately may sound intimidating especially if you don’t have any idea about how property industry works. Where to start? What are things to consider? How long would it take to sell the house? The truth is, it can be frustrating if you don’t do a little research. You need help, of course. To help you, check this infographic presented by eMoov.

How To Stop Your Home From Being Hacked

How To Stop Your Home From Being Hacked

You know that WiFi connected crock pot you just had to have for the holidays? Turns out it might be hacking your home. Learn more about protecting your home in this infographic.

How to Build a Pond or Lake on Your Rural Property

How to Build a Pond or Lake on Your Rural Property

If you’re hoping to add a pond or lake to your property, there are many factors to consider and lots of planning to do. The following infographic offers a high level overview of the main things to consider before you start planning and digging.

The Four Seasons of Your HVAC System

The Four Seasons of Your HVAC System

Your HVAC system works faithfully for you throughout the year, but you might not notice changes in what it does and how it performs over time. Yet each new adjustment to the temperature and humidity in the atmosphere makes your unit take on different roles in order to keep you comfortable. Every new role requires different levels of maintenance to save you money and prevent expensive repairs.

How to Extend the Lifespan of Your Water Heater

How to Extend the Lifespan of Your Water Heater

As a homeowner, you might know that a conventional water heater lasts around 8-10 years. But, have you ever thought of expanding the lifespan of your water heater? Since water heaters do not come cheap, it’s only natural to want to extend its lifespan. The good news is maintenance isn’t hard to do as the following information will show.

Types of Wood for Shed Building

Types of Wood for Shed Building

Planning to build a shed? First things first: know the different types of wood for shed building. This will help you determine whether the wood you intend to use is durable or not. Don’t waste money and time. Here are 7 types of wood for building sheds in an infographic from DIY Plans.

Where Should You Keep Your Home’s Humidity?

Where Should You Keep Your Home’s Humidity?

If you’re like most homeowners, you pay a lot of attention to your thermostat and have strong ideas about how to balance your heating and cooling costs against your comfort level. But have you given any thought to your home’s humidity levels? Maintaining proper humidity in your house can help your heating and cooling systems work more efficiently, improve your indoor air quality, and enhance your family’s health.

Inside the Mind of a Luxury Homebuyer

Inside the Mind of a Luxury Homebuyer

Potential homebuyers have dozens of questions, concerns and desires when it comes to choosing their perfect home. As they begin the house hunting process, they generally understand that compromising on certain features or amenities is going to be necessary. But what about someone looking for a luxury home?

8 Most Overlooked Reasons to Waterproof Your Basement

8 Most Overlooked Reasons to Waterproof Your Basement

With winter just around the corner, we can expect this cold season to bring the usual snow, sleet, and ice with it. As a homeowner, it’s important that you waterproof your home so the water stays where it’s meant to be – outside. Waterproofing not only protects the structure and foundation of your home, but it also protects your family’s health. One of the most important, yet often neglected, rooms to waterproof is the basement.