Used yard equipment junking is no easy feat to pull off. In fact, you’ll quickly discover it’s quite hard to get rid of those machines. The trouble is, because these are mechanical and often hold hazardous waste, you can’t just throw them out with household trash. (It’s also not possible to put them on the curb for the local trash collection agency to pick up. Which means you’ll have to do … [Read more...]

Lawn waste disposal. Three words combined to form the most boring and uninviting sentence in the history of lawn maintenance. But, you’ve got to do it. With the seasonal changes, you need to take good care of your lawn. And, now is a great time to get started. Landscaping is a constant chore, you must keep on top of it to keep it looking its best. So, read on to learn more about lawn waste … [Read more...]

Used furniture junking. It’s a lot more difficult to do that you’d suppose. If you’ve recently bought new furniture, you’ve probably learned that you’re ostensibly stuck with the old stuff. So, why is it so hard to get rid of? There are a number of reasons. But, there are ways to dispose of it. However, that doesn’t mean you don’t have options. Read on to learn more about used furniture junking … [Read more...]

Open house staging tips are a really big deal. In fact, it’s key to selling a home. Without it, the house will just linger on the market, week after week, with little to no interest. Think about it this way, while 90+ percent of all searches begin online, eventually, people want to see property in-person. And, when they arrive, you want to wow them and that takes quite a bit of effort. After all, … [Read more...]

Cluttered garage organization can seem like a distant dream when you first let reality set in, standing there, looking at all that stuff. Well, you found a way to get it inside and now, there’s too little room for your vehicles and forget about putting one more thing in there. As part of a comprehensive fall cleaning spree, getting your garage organized is a great way to enjoy the cool weather … [Read more...]

Used furniture disposal. Words when combined immediately sound like a very difficult task. And, that assumption is spot-on right. In fact, furniture disposal is quite hard to do because of several factors. One, it’s old. Two, it’s used. Three, it’s big and bulky. But, this doesn’t mean you’re completely stuck. Read on to learn more about used furniture disposal. Biggest Challenges Chances are … [Read more...]

Old playhouse disposal isn’t something you think about. That is, until it’s a necessity. When it’s no longer used or is just too worn to continue using it, it’s time for it to go. Perhaps the children are now too old or it’s showing serious signs of serious wear and tear. Whatever the reason, you need to offload that thing and do so as soon as possible. So, read on to learn more about old … [Read more...]

Shed organization is no easy task. And, it’s a real chore, make no mistake about it. Often, backyard storage shed cleanout means a lot more than just emptying out a space and getting it organized. Instead, it almost inevitably turns into a big project, complete with recycling and debris disposal. This is due to the fact that backyard sheds are usually holding places for a wide variety of junk. So, … [Read more...]

DIY attic clean out. Ugh. But, it’s time and you simply can’t put it off any longer. So, you’ve got to get into gear and get it done. Although, that means a lot of time and effort. However, it’s ultimately worthwhile, particularly if you plan to remodel it for more livable square footage. Or, just to get it organized and functional for continued but much-improved use. Whatever the reason, you have … [Read more...]

Carpet replacement. Now, what else could possibly be so much fun? Of course, that’s tongue-in-cheek because this is perhaps the least fun thing to do. Okay, so carpet replacement isn’t at all a welcome task but it’s one that you’ll likely face at some point. When it does happen, you’ll need to replace it with something. (That is, unless you just go with sealing the bare subfloor and leave it … [Read more...]