It is common for those living in rural areas to rely on a well for their water. However, it is necessary to maintain that well if you want to ensure you will have adequate running water and the water will be safe to drink. If you are experiencing any of the 5 signs, you will need to have your well repaired, so you can continue enjoying the well water you use daily in…
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You may spend time regularly maintaining your primary home, but it is easy to overlook maintenance on your vacation home. All homes require periodic maintenance in order to remain in great condition for years to come. Regardless of the season, these are some excellent steps to take today to prepare your cabin for use in the next season and beyond.
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When you have made up your mind to build a cabin and create a new life for yourself, there’s one important step you need to take first. That step is choosing where to put your cabin. Location is all-important, as it can impact on how much you enjoy your space, how relaxing it is, and how you feel when you look outside or step out. If you can’t decide, consider these factors in your decision.…
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There is no room for homeowners to use presumptive or wishful thinking when it comes to a sound foundation intended to preserve the structural integrity of the home. Even a newly built home is going to go through significant settling in its first five years after completion of construction. No matter what you might do to mitigate foundational distress, you must face…
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Maintaining your new home can become a drain on your finances, especially when you have bills, debts, and family to feed. However, there are always ways to save money around the home. Try these five tips and you should start finding some extra cash in your bank account at the end of each month.
It does no good to try saving money if…
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If you are fortunate enough to have a cabin in the mountains or in a forest, then you will want to keep it secure and safe from storms. There are numerous types of devastating storms that can damage your beautiful vacation cabin. Use these methods to protect your cabin from damage.
To protect your cabin’s…
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No matter where your property lies, there are building codes a home must comply with to ensure the structure is safe for the occupants. As times change, older homes may not meet current building codes. If you’ve purchased an older house as your starter home, there are steps you should take to be certain it’s up to code.
The…
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Hello, Dear LogHome Neighboorhood users!
I just thought that I would introduce myself, having been accepted by the community admins.
The name is Brian, born and raised not so far from Sydney, Australia. A huge lover of trekking and visiting nearby forests with my dogs.
I do own a small log cabin where I tend to spend a good part of a year.
I hope to find some great people here to share our interests.
Thank…
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Toward the end of winter, you can begin to prepare your home for warmer spring weather. By getting started on these tasks before spring arrives, you are ready to go outside rather than remaining inside your home while cleaning or completing repairs.
The last few days of winter are the perfect time for organizing your home’s…
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Pure comfort is critical for any cabin. Who wants to escape to a cabin that feels unpleasant and unwelcoming in any way? If you’re looking to set up a cabin that makes you feel 100 percent at home, there are quite a few smart and easy strategies simply waiting for you.
High-quality interior design is important for any cabin.…
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As you consider everything that goes into the building of a new home, you will not want to neglect the importance of treating your waste. Septic and sewer are the two main options in this regard, each coming with their own unique advantages and disadvantages. You will want to consider your situation and the scope of your home carefully before making your decision, as changing this after the fact can become quite costly. To help guide your decision, consider the following four areas relating…
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Renovating your home on your own is an excellent way to increase the pride of ownership, improve your property and save money in the process. However, a do-it-yourself renovation project also can be stressful and exhausting. When you plan ahead for your project in several different ways, you can decrease the stress that you may feel throughout all stages. Here are three things to…
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Even though you might love your older home, you might be thinking that it is starting to look old and tired. If this is the case, then you could be wondering if there is anything that you can do to spruce it up and add some curb appeal. These are a few improvements that you can make if you would like to improve the way that your home looks from the…
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A home or vacation cabin located in a wooded area has lighting requirements that are different from a home in an urban neighborhood. As a homeowner, when selecting lighting for your home, you likely want to preserve the serenity associated with rural living and capitalize on the exterior beauty surrounding your home. At the same time, you want to select lighting that…
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The roof is one of the most important parts of your home. If it’s not properly maintained, you may find that water or bugs face little resistance when entering your property. Let’s take a look at some steps that you can take to make sure that your next roof maintenance project goes well.
If you are going to put a new…
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If you are ready to build the log cabin of your dreams in the woods, then you must plan carefully. While the pioneers may have lived in a basic log cabin that was made of rough tree trunks and that had a dirt floor, you will want a place that is slightly more modern. Here are several tips for having the log cabin of your dreams.
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If you’re thinking about retirement, you may have many issues on your mind. Social security, investments, hobbies, family ties often play a big part in the plans individuals make for their retirement period. Having more time to relax is certainly one of the biggest draws of the retirement years, but most people also want interesting things to do, cultural events,…
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The hot water heater is one of the most important appliances in the home because it provides the warm water needed for washing your clothes, dishes, and family. When a hot water heater is broken, it can cause water damage to your home or drain your energy bills. If your hot water heater is exhibiting any of these five signs, it might be time to seek help from a…
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While there are all kinds of amazing homes on the market, if you truly want one that fits your personal vision, designing a home yourself is a great choice. This certainly isn’t easy, especially when you’ve never done it before, but the following four tips can help you make your home-building project a success.
As you decide what…
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Replacing an old roof is a major undertaking, and you want to be absolutely sure that the job is done right the very first time. Skimping on materials or going with a second-rate roofing company could end up costing you in the long run. Here is a look at a few important variables that you will need to consider when replacing or repairing your home’s…
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