Bin There Dump That: One Man's Trash Blog

You know you’re ready to sell your home, but you’re not confident in the winter market. No worries, you’re not alone. The winter months are commonly considered tough months for home sales in many cold-weather states. However, if you want to get a jump on a late winter or early spring listing, you can use the winter months to prep your home so it’s one of the first ones on the market when the weather breaks. 

Tossing a bag of trash in a dumpster is no big deal but what happens if you have large, bulky items such as heavy furniture, appliances or even old cars to dispose of? Those certainly won't fit inside the regular trash can and the local trash pick up services don't always offer bulk pickup services. You can always load up your truck if you have one and haul your bulk refuse to the local dump, but if you don't have a truck or the time to haul things on your own, especially during a home renovation or when clearing out during a move, you will need to find another way to have the items removed from your home where they can properly dispose the waste.

By Eric Mellmer from Proline Range Hoods

The new year is here, so we've put together five items to upgrade your kitchen in 2020.

If you're finally jumping into that renovation project you've been dreaming of, you're going to want to do it right. Before you turn your home into a construction zone this season, there are several items you'll need to consider. Staying organized, getting your finances in order, and keeping track of details are all crucial parts of renovation preparation. Though it might be tempting to dive in before you get all of these items in order, try to cover all of your bases before you dig out your remodeling tools.

Composting is a great way of getting rid of everyday waste in the household while being eco-friendly. It may seem like a complicated task, but these easy-to-follow tips will show you how to form compost and then use it for your own garden.

No matter how fun snow can be, everybody who has ever had to deal with snow and ice damage knows it's simply not worth it. A snowball fight or building snowmen and making snow angels is awesome. What isn't awesome is dealing with a cracked and leaking roof, dodging huge icicles, and just hoping your rood will survive another season.

Designing a backyard depends on how you want it to look like and meet your needs. You may already have various ideas and concept designs in mind. Nevertheless, it all boils down to your want to make your backyard cozy and functional.

A backyard is the best place to spend quality time with family at home. You can relax in the evenings in the summer and sit in the sun in the winter. However, homeowners need to maintain their backyard to make it a beautiful place to spend time. A backyard also improves the aesthetic appeal of a property.

If you're revamping your kitchen but would like to do it affordably, I have some good news:

It's a lot easier than you think!

The damages caused by water is a nightmare to a homeowner. Causes can range from flood, natural sources, busted pipes, and leaking sewer lines. Whatever the cause the experience is daunting.