Maryland and D.C. Home Improvement and Home Inspection discussion and Repair Advice

9/9/2020 Laurel, Maryland: The papers are signed, the checks have been exchanged, and you are a new homeowner with keys in hand. This is an exciting and often scary time for homeowners because in the back of your mind, you know you are now responsible for home repairs, and maintenance.  When it comes to keeping your home in proper condition, it’s time to perform an inspection and make sure that all repairs are kept up to date. It is also time to customize your new home and make improvements that can make the place “yours”.  Here is our advice on the first home improvement steps a new homeowner should consider.  1. Think about your technology. Before moving furniture in, think about the technology and which rooms might require electrical/ wiring. Install cable cable lines, running power/ hdmi in walls is much easier when the house is empty. Mounting a tv is usually a big thing, we recommend contacting Baltimore TV Mount , or Maryland TV Mount if in the MD/DC/VA area. 2. ...

Moving into a new home? Why you should consider mounting your TV and what you need to know before you install.  When you are arranging your furniture and setting up your living room, where to put the tv is always an important question.  As TVs have grown larger, this question grows even more importance.  Should you mount your tv, and what should you consider when paying hiring someone to perform the tv installation. Should you mount- the benefits: The benefits of mounting your tv is a personal preference. But, being on a wall, it is less likely to be knocked over or get smudge marks on the tv screen from young kids. A tv also looks good hanging on a wall and with samsung options like the frameless TV, your entertainment center is now equal to a peace of art! What you need to know before hiring: Mounting your tv can be a daunting task. It is more than simply finding a stud and screwing it in. We asked to professional tv installers that are considered the best in their reg...

Washington D.C.: When it comes to preparing your home for sale, this Pre-Sale Home Improvement Contractor gives great advice on items you should never overlook.  When selling your home, there are two factors your should consider before making any decisions. These are the “gold rules” for what renovation or repair contracts you should make. 1. Will this project add value to my home? 2. Will this project reduce the marketing time of my home? Here are the 5 best home improvement projects to undergo when a homeseller is prepare to hit the market. 1. Paint: It updates rooms, neutralized odors, and can make your home brighter. 2. Clean: Get under furniture & appliances, behind the toilet, dust fixtures. These are hidden areas often overlooked and where odors might be hiding. 3. Declutter: Simple and well knows, a homeseller should declutter EVERYTHING (even storage rooms). Put items in storage (we like CubeSmart - but not an endorsement). Remember to al...