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Windows are an essential part of our homes. While they may offer beautiful views of the outdoors, it’s important to have the option of privacy in your home, and that begins with window treatments.
For a clean, modern look, choose blinds, which can be custom designed to fit any size window. Energy-efficient cellular blinds are even a possibility, which is a great option for today’s “greener” world. If you have small children, there are cordless blinds which are much safer. Many people appreciate the room darkening blinds for their bedrooms, helping promote a better night’s sleep. For other areas of your home or office, solar blinds may work better; these allow light to shine through. Patio doors and longer windows require vertical blinds…easy to operate and low maintenance.
Beside blinds, there are other interesting options to choose from. Roman shades can really dress up your windows with their “tiered” or “fan” appearance. They look classy in any room in your house. Whatever type of window you have…even arches and skylights…professional window treatment companies can show you all their specialty shapes for shades. And for easy operation, ask about remote control blinds and shades. Have you ever considered indoor shutters? Usually made of wood and louvered in design, they have a real traditional feel to them.
Professional window treatment businesses will usually come to your home or office for a free consultation. Once you’ve chosen your window treatments, they will do all the measuring and will give you an estimate. Whatever your budget, you’re sure to find the right blinds at a price you’re comfortable with. Once the installation is finished, your windows will have a fresh, new look…and most companies guarantee you’ll be satisfied. Some businesses also do blind repair if you’d like to fix your existing window treatments.
When hiring someone to work on your home or to build a new one, you should be sure to find a licensed contractor to ensure quality work.
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We have created a handy list of seasonal “chores” and suggestions for important activities to accomplish season by season.
If you want to increase security and extend the hours of outdoor enjoyment on your property, consider landscape lights outside your home.
Warm West Michigan months bring us outside to beautify our lawns, add a deck, and more. Get help from a home services business.
Removing ice and snow from your roof can prevent damage later. Here are tips on how to keep your roof clear.
The West Michigan Real Estate Directory is the place to search homes, acreage, businesses for sale, and lakefront property in the area.
Estate sales and auctions make for a great weekend event to take your family hunting for treasures and deals you won’t find anywhere else.
Pruning is a way to maintain proper health and growth, and to keep the size and shape of a tree or shrub in order and visually appealing.
Landscape stone and rock can mold the perfect path through your garden, create a new, separate space, and add value to your property.
Every year, the Mason-Lake Conservation District offers sales for tree seedlings and for native plants. Take advantage of this great service!
The USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map helps gardeners and growers to determine which plants are most likely to thrive in West Michigan.
Home sales are on the rise, so if you’re thinking about putting your home on the market, now may be the time to make some changes.
Here are tricks and tips to keep the humidity at a comfortable setting so you can rest well at night, and breathe easy during the day.
A rule that everyone should live by: for every tree that is cut down, two more should be planted. Planting trees can save the environment.
Structured wiring provides flexibility, the ability to move phone, computer and TV locations throughout the building without costly hassles.
We have created a handy list of seasonal “chores” and suggestions for important activities to accomplish season by season.
Tree diseases common to the West Michigan area include Oak Wilt Disease, a fungus, and Beech Bark Disease which is caused by insects..