Home & Garden Infographics

The folks at We Buy Any House looked at the main reasons people decide to sell their house. The following infographic includes useful stats around common reasons why people decide to sell and startling information is revealed.

Ever wonder how an air conditioner actually works? Although it may seem like it, an air conditioner does not just magically produce cold air when you need it. There is a whole process that takes place. Find out about the refrigerant’s journey through your lineset and how this process ultimately results in cool, comfortable indoor temperatures on hot summer days in this infographic.

Caring for your sprinkler system year-round is essential to maintaining a functional sprinkler system that will last for many years, as well as save you money on costly repairs. Learn how and when to turn on and off your sprinkler system and when to check for problems with this seasonal guide to sprinkler care and maintenance.

If you live in any kind of hot climate, you no doubt appreciate your air conditioner! However, many do not understand what the different types of air conditioners actually are and their main pros and cons. This infographic looks at the four types of portable air conditioners.

Altavista Property has put together the following infographic in an attempt to provide research and statistics explaining in the simplest terms why the Spanish market offers such fantastic investment opportunities. Take a look at the infographic and use the statistics that it provides to make a decision upon whether Spanish property is the right investment for you.

Flowers aren’t just for Springtime. They’re present all year and it’s just a matter of planting the right ones. This infographic created by Chadwicks is perfect for florists who need a guide on when to plant a particular flower.

Whether you’ve got a green thumb or not, here’s the ultimate infographic on indoor gardening tips. The infographic shows which are the most air purifying plants, DIY container gardens, how to decorate your terracotta pots and much more.

Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) are compact, energy efficient additional living spaces on a single family property that are becoming increasingly more popular. Oregon energy consulting experts Imagine Energy wanted to share more on ADUs via the following infographic which goes over what they are, their typical features, advantages and disadvantages and more.