Taylor Sansano

Contributing Writer

Taylor Sansano is a full-time freelance writer specializing in helping readers make better decisions — whether that's deciding what type of wood to use when building a deck or how to choose the best company for their needs.

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About

Taylor Sansano is a full-time freelance writer specializing in helping readers make better decisions — whether that's deciding what type of wood to use when building a deck or how to choose the best company for their needs. As a contributor to U.S. News and World Reports, Consumer Affairs, and Angi, Taylor works to synthesize and condense the mountains of information available online into an easy-to-read format for all types of consumers. As a new homeowner, she has started putting her research into practice by building a new patio and upgrading her kitchen cabinets. 

Hometown: Lawrence, Kansas

Passions: Remodeling, sustainability, creative design ideas

Favorite design style: Scandinavian

Articles
As you grow older, implement these aging in place home improvements to ensure you can safely stay at your home for as long as possible. Learn more in our guide.
From clapboard to shiplap, there are tons of wood siding types for you to choose from. Here’s a run-down of the ten most popular types of wood siding.
If you need masonry work done at your home, this article will help you learn about who to call for stone wall repair to restore safety and aesthetics.
Renting vs. buying a stair lift may seem like a difficult choice, but these key factors can help streamline the decision-making process. Read more.
Dust, dirt, and grime wait for no homeowner. Use these 9 tips and tricks to keep your carpets fresh and clean between deep cleanings.
Sewer lines are a surprisingly critical component in your home. Learn how often sewer lines should be cleaned and how to get it done in this guide.
Bleach stains are frustrating no matter what surface they’re on. Try these seven tips to fix a bleach stain on various clothes fabrics, carpets, and countertops.