Category Archives: DIY & Renovation

by Paisley Hansen You have found yourself living the dream- you own your very own lake house. Whether you are a new purchaser or a longtime owner, the comfort and convenience of a lake house really can’t be beaten. One … Continue reading →

by Craig Middleton Kitchen renovations can be time consuming and expensive, taking up crucial space in your home for months at a time. Sometimes it’s just easier to live with the kitchen you already have, even if it’s not what … Continue reading →

by Patrick Adams Owning a lake home is a real asset because you essentially get a private holiday resort. Regardless of the look of your home, there are always improvements you can build to update the residence. The more modern … Continue reading →

by Holly Welles Summer is here, and lake life is good. From skiing to tubing to floating around with a pool noodle, you’re likely taking full advantage of the lake — but are you doing the same of this gorgeous … Continue reading →

By Holly Welles If you’re after a rustic look for your vacation house, you’ll want to choose natural materials. Different metals complement various woods – and often, textured rugs add a bit of organic comfort to a room. Yet what about … Continue reading →

by Holly Welles Waking up in the morning, throwing back the curtains and seeing the water — that’s why you bought your lake home. As such, you want your house to pay homage to its rustic surrounds by designing a … Continue reading →

By Bethany Seton Having a log cabin means having a charming, cozy, quiet and energy-efficient place where to relax and get away from the daily grind. In some cases, these cabins have enticed their owners so much that they became their … Continue reading →

By Tanya Mayer Your cabin or cottage is a wonderful sanctuary where you go to enjoy rest and relaxation as you escape from the noise of the city. Log cabins are usually built in places where you can enjoy the beauty … Continue reading →

by Tanya Mayer   When water turns into ice, it expands but the pipes containing them don’t expand when the temperature drops. This puts your frozen pipe at the risk of bursting. Fortunately, you don’t have to allow your pipes to … Continue reading →

by Diana Smith If you have been blessed with a spacious garage, it’s only natural for you to stock it up with various tools and equipment. However, it’s quite possible that your garage isn’t built to accommodate large-scale DIY projects, and … Continue reading →