is now Angi
Learn the warning signs of lock tampering so you can take action and keep your home safe
Home improvements can add value to your property.
When you start looking for a new house, you have to put your blinders on — to an extent.
Avoid chilly drafts with these handy window-insulating techniques
The average time to build a house is between seven and 12 months
When to raise the roof and when to buy it
From its symmetrical exterior to a traditional floor plan, colonial architecture is one of the most popular options for classic homes in the U.S.
Don't just schuss by that chalet; discover what makes it so cozy and inviting
The average cost to add a bedroom onto a house is $30,000 to $100,000, depending on whether you’re converting a space or building a new one
You should hire a licensed building contractor to build your house
Be sure to check your rough carpenters' years of experience, references, and where they buy their wood before you finalize a contract with them
Home deconstruction can be good for the environment, help your community, and even grant you a tax return
A general contractor handles all of the nuts and bolts of building a house, so you don't have to
With a little elbow grease, you can make a statement with your entryway
Get inspired to repaint your front door in a color that speaks to your personality
It costs $100 to $300 on average per square foot to add a second-floor addition, though some projects can be as high as $500 per square foot.
Setting the framework to a solid foundation starts here
A highly rated Hillsboro, Ore.-based locksmith explains what to look for in a new dead bolt to help prevent break-ins.
Is home staging a boom or a bust for sellers?
Find the deductible option that’s right for you
Cash is king—and patience is queen—when purchasing a foreclosure
Ask these HOA questions before you’re locked into the community guidelines
Shoe molding is a decorative, yet functional, baseboard finisher
Free and low-fee payment options for home service pros
Before you start work on a job, you’ll need to do all the required permit pulls to protect yourself and the property owner from potential liability
