Thanksgiving is around the corner! That means the delicious aroma of turkey and pumpkin pie and mashed potatoes and gravy…. and the list goes on and on! Just a few more weeks and you get to be around the ones you love and devour all the holiday goodies your stretchy pants can handle! Even thought the holiday season can be fun and festive, if you’re hosting Thanksgiving at your home – it can also be pretty stressful. Asides from all the meal prep – you probably want your house in good shape if you plan on having many people over. You definitely don’t…

Even though choosing to use drywall/sheetrock instead of plaster in your new Willernie home construction project could be the more cost effective choice – one drawback due to the thin sheet material drywall consists of is that it can get damaged rather easily. Accidentally falling onto your drywall with your heavy tool box, hanging a wall frame that’s to heavy that pulls off some of the sheetrock or your door accidentally slamming into the drywall behind it can cause holes and damage to your drywall. No one wants they’re nicely painted home walls to have doorknob impressions or holes and gashes in it now…

Do you live in White Bear Lake MN  and are considering buying a new home? It can be highly stressful. There are so many questions that are left unanswered – Should you buy a fully finished and remodeled home? Should you but a house with an unfinished basement so you can build equity? Should you get a bigger but cheaper house with totally outrageous interior and exterior painting and redo the home painting on your own time? Should you do all the drywall installation and drywall hanging  work in your White Bear Lake MN home on your own? There’s just too…

It’s getting cold outside so you must be spending much of your time in your home cuddled up in a warm blanket with your hot coffee – just looking out your window, waiting for that snow to melt. But for some reason, being in doors, asides from the warmth – isn’t too comfortable. Why is that you ask? Well, when you sit at home for longer periods of time, that gives you more time to notice and observe your surroundings. You start noticing the cracks in your drywall, the water damage to the sheet rock behind your kitchen sink, the interior…