If you plan to install an inground pool, you probably already have ideas about how it should look. But choosing the right pool design isn’t something you should leave to chance.
The shape you settle on will fundamentally impact the pool’s appearance and your experience using it.
How Will You Use the Pool?
Whether for relaxing or fun family pool time, exercise or lap swimming, or even entertaining guests, how you use your new pool will influence shape options and other design elements. For instance, a curved collection offers more usable square footage for swimming, while a geometric pool may better suit a modern architectural style. Continue reading
If you want to make a wise investment that will save you money over time and increase your home’s energy efficiency, go with a tankless water heater. However, upfront costs can be high. These on-demand systems heat your water only when you turn on a tap. They are safer than traditional tanks, which can leak and cause fires.
Little hands and paws have a way of causing lots of premature wear-and-tear. From unremovable stains in the carpet to scratch marks on the furniture, the chaos these little beings can wreak on your home seems to know no bounds. Instead of just handling it, there are ways to proactively defend against the mess and destruction. Below, we’ll go over a few materials and home design options to make your house more resistant to kids and pets.
Keypad locks allow homeowners to enter their homes without fumbling around for keys at night or calling a locksmith to get back in. They’re also helpful for those with older family members and those who tend to lock themselves out.
