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
As you ring in the new year, you may wonder: What are the top home improvement ideas for 2026? Read on for a full breakdown of in-demand projects on the horizon.
Wondering why you have low water in your toilet bowl? Use this quick and easy DIY guide to diagnose and fix the problem in no time at all.
The holidays can be fun and festive but can also be overwhelming. Tackle these simple home improvement projects to make your season less stressful and more magical.
Adding a new roof to your home is a great way to raise its value, but will you get your investment back? We discuss what factors influence a new roof’s ROI.
As you ring in the new year, you may wonder: What are the top home improvement ideas for 2026? Read on for a full breakdown of in-demand projects on the horizon.
You want to keep your family safe, so you may wonder how to tell if your home has asbestos. Since asbestos is invisible to the naked eye, you can look for signs of the material, but you should hire a professional to confirm the presence of asbestos.
Non-toxic bed bug treatments can stop a bed bug infestation without using harsh chemicals. Learn about 8 ways to stop bed bugs and when to call a pro.