Hello friends and welcome back for another post in my Home Ownership 101 Series. Today I am sharing some ideas for creating usable space in the basement. Our basement waspartially useable, until the ice storms and extra snow and rain this past winter resulted in a leak. We have had to rip up all the laminate flooring in the teen bonus room and since then the basement has been nothing but a big mess. After the leak, we really started thinking of ways to improve the basement to make sure it stays safe and dry. Here are some plans and ideas we have for creating more useable space in the basement.
Home Improvement and DIY
Hey friends! Today I am just sharing a quick post about our “mini-mudroom” makeover in the side entryway. A few years ago I shared this space after I had added peel and stick flooring to create faux shiplap:
Home Ownership 101: 5 Repair Jobs You Should Leave to the Professionals
DIY is a great way to save money on tasks that need completing around the home and teach yourself a new skill. You can tackle so many things when it comes to home DIY projects regardless of your expertise levels. After all, practice makes perfect, and you will never get better unless you practice. That being said, there are times it pays to use the services of a professional. Certain tasks require a more in-depth knowledge base and skill set than you can pick via YouTube tutorials. Therefore, you’ll need the right remodeling contractor to take care of more difficult jobs for you. As a guide, you need to call in professionals to deal with the following tasks.



