Heather Ayer

Staff Writer, Angi

Heather is a full-time contributing writer and subject matter expert, aiming to educate readers and equip homeowners with the correct facts and information to make any home project achievable.

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About

Heather has three years of experience in digital writing. She’s written several articles in the home and garden, finance, and technology spaces and now focuses her time on home-specific educational pieces. Her written work for home and garden has been featured on websites such as FTD and ProFlowers.

During her career, she has strived to help educate readers on tough subjects and hard projects. She has a passion for gardening and tackles upcycling projects with her husband on the weekends. Currently, she is planning a home remodeling project to upgrade her home’s closets and bathrooms. 

Quick facts

Location
East Syracuse, NY
Education
Southern New Hampshire University (2020)
Expertise
DIY and Home Maintenance

Highlights

  • Experienced writer with three years of digital writing experience 

  • Passion for upcycling and interior design

  • Comes from a family of DIYers and handypeople

Published work

Articles
When thinking of deck color ideas, you might be tempted to keep things traditional. Spice things up by choosing a fun color instead with our guide to deck colors.
Common symptoms may indicate black mold in your AC unit. This guide walks you through what to look for when finding and preventing it.
Meta: Moving long distance can be stressful, but it’s much easier with the right interstate moving company. Read on to learn how to find long-distance movers.
Reviewing a contractor’s quote is essential when remodeling. By following these five efficient steps, learn how to tell a contractor their price is too high.
Discover what home projects can strengthen relationships and which projects might cause stress between you and your partner with Angi's research.
We polled over 1,000 people to find their average room temperature. Here's what people are setting their thermostats to.