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The Benefits Of Working With A Professional Home Improvement Contractor

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Home Improvement

A home renovation project can be challenging for any home owner, especially if it’s their first time. While some homeowners try to tackle most of the do-it-yourself (DIY) work to cut down on costs, it may not always yield the best outcome.

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Depending on the scale of the renovation or remodeling project, working with a professional contractor may be a practical move. Doing so ensures that the project is done right from the start. Even if you have some experience, employing the services of a professional company will provide you with peace of mind, knowing that a team of skilled and experienced professionals will oversee the project.

Understanding The Role Of A Professional Home Improvement Contractor

Hiring the services of a professional remodeling contractor brings several benefits. If you are still hesitant to hire one,

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Lowe’s annual cuts forecasts as home improvement demand falters

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Home Improvement

By Deborah Mary Sophia

(Reuters) -Lowe’s Cos Inc cut its annual sales and profit forecasts on Tuesday, joining larger rival Home Depot in highlighting wanting demand for home improvement tools with sticky inflation forcing consumers to cut back on discretionary spending.

Still, the shares reversed premarket losses and were up 2% in morning trading. Analysts said the results were not as bad as feared after Home Depot’s gloomy outlook last week.

A shift in spending to services, falling lumber prices and a damp start to the Spring season also squeezed sales against the backdrop of inflation-wary consumers pausing larger projects and scouting for cheaper options even for small-scale renovations.

Some customers were ditching preferred brands for more affordable labels while others were picking substitutes of lower quality or moving to cheaper countertops, said Bill Darcy, CEO of trade group the National Kitchen & Bath Association.

Lowe’s forecast cut was smaller

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How to buy now/pay later renovating loan home improvement market | Payment Source

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Home Improvement

Major renovations that cost thousands of dollars are usually not impulse purchases. But the home improvement industry still welcomes the speed and convenience that made buy now/pay later loans popular.

The US home improvement industry will reach $600 billion by 2025, according to Statista. Bigger fees come with bigger risks, which in turn adds friction to the financing application process. But as a BNPL loan gradually revolutionizing consumer financethe opportunities for BNPL specialists to bypass traditional private label credit card home improvement financing – including through wholesalers such as Home Depot and Lowe’s – are huge, according to observers.

While the credit card industry hasn’t taken a hit from BNPL loan growth, US consumer data shows that alternative financing vehicles are gaining momentum, said Jason Barro, partner at Bain & Co. and the founder of NPS Prism, a three-year-old. a benchmarking platform that uses extensive consumer data sets to

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Millions of dollars in grants announced for the Hawaiian Home Lands project

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Home Improvement

The Hawaii Department of Homeland recently announced it will award 23 grants to 14 organizations. $8.5 million will help fund programs, services, projects, and facility improvements at Hawaiian Home Lands throughout the state.

It’s part of the department’s Native Hawaii Development Program Plan. The program’s goal is to enhance the well-being of Native Hawaiians through educational, economic, political, social, cultural and other services.

Grants to help upgrade existing facilities at Hawaiian Home Lands include $1 million for the public charter school Ka Waihona O Ka Naʻauao in Nānākuli for kitchen and cafeteria renovations. And another $1 million will be donated to the Molokaʻi Homestead Farmers Alliance for repairs to the toilets and sewer system at the Lanikeha Community Center.

Ke Kula Nui O Waimānalo is one of the recipients of grants given for programs and services in the guesthouse. The nonprofit plans to use $500,000 to support its aquaponics program

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Ontario Smart Energy and VaultPay Partner to Drive Innovation in Smart Energy Market.

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Home Improvement

TORONTO, ON / ACCESSWIRE / May 8, 2023 / Ontario Smart Energy (OSE), a leading provider of sustainable energy solutions, has announced that it has secured lending from VaultPay, a leading financial lender for home improvement. The financing will enable OSE to accelerate its clean energy projects and expand its footprint in the renewable energy market.

Ontario Smart Energy, Monday, May 8, 2023, Press release picture

Ontario Smart Energy, Monday, May 8, 2023, Press release picture

OSE is committed to developing sustainable energy solutions that reduce carbon emissions and support the transition to a low-carbon economy. The company specializes in providing turnkey solutions for solar power, battery storage, and energy efficiency projects. OSE’s projects help residential communities reduce their energy costs, improve their energy efficiency, and contribute to a more sustainable future.

The partnership with VaultPay will allow Ontario Smart Energy to offer even more financing options to its customers. VaultPay is a leading financial lender for home improvement projects,

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Flooring & Decor: Becoming The Next Home Improvement Retail Giant (NYSE:FND)

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Home Improvement

Modern kitchen and dining area on retro tiled floor

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Flooring & Decoration (NYSE:FND) is a hard-surface flooring retailer and distributor of commercial flooring with 191 warehouse-format stores and six small design studios in 33 states. With an experienced management team, the company lays out

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sixty five bathroom decorating ideas

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Home Improvement

After a beautiful week with the home stuffed with three generations combined in collectively, I am lastly sitting down and pulling collectively my ideas and concepts for this 12 months’s finish and hopefully a contented new 12 months for all of us.

Do you continue to make New 12 months’s resolutions? I am sorry to say that I do not. Name it laziness, name it lack of willpower or just me being practical about what I’m able to sticking too!

There was a time once I would declare resolutions to “bathroom remodeling Orlando”, or “hand over wine” or “resign desserts” and every useless promise would final a sizzling minute. At my age it is extra dignified to be pragmatic, do not you assume?

So this can be a resolution-free zone, however I do no less than love to make use of these final days of the 12 months

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growing daffodils in my garden

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Home Improvement

growing daffodils in my garden

At this time of year, when I share pictures of the daffodils in my garden, in flowers all over the lawn, I always receive emails asking about how it works. So here are a few tips, sharing what I have learned over the years.

growing daffodils in my garden

Why did I plant them in the lawn?

When we first moved to this house, the garden was pretty simple, and the only beds contained nothing but daffodils and snowdrops. I let them bloom our first spring here and then dug them all up and replanted them in the lawn. The snowdrops are planted beneath the huge magnolia, while the daffodils were planted in three ‘clouds’ in different positions in the garden.

If I had left them in the flower beds, I couldn’t have planted anything else because the bulbs were so numerous and so dense.

growing daffodils in my garden

How many are there?

I have never counted, but I

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With home improvement projects down, it’s Ikea’s moment

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Home Improvement


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Aspiring home owners are finding the housing market to be pretty grim lately. With record-high mortgage rates, expensive insurance, and a limited selection of pricey homes, many are staying put — whether they want to or not.

But the bleach outlook could be a boon for Ikea, a budget furniture seller that appeals to people who need to furnish small spaces, can’t spend much and don’t expect products to last very long.

With “people maybe not being able to get into that dream house right now, whether for affordability or availability … they’re looking for solutions that might not be as permanent,” said Michael Brown, partner in the consulting firm Kearney’s consumer products and retail practice. He added that unlike its competitors, Ikea’s offerings work well in smaller spaces. “I actually think the environment is ripe for them to go and expand at this point in

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