Apartment dwellers hate snow-covered, slippery surfaces — maybe even more than the rest of us.
There’s no garage, usually, so there’s a pesky trek out to the car across a potentially slick parking lot.
They want to make it out there without taking a dangerous tumble. They want sidewalks clear of snow.
They don’t want huge piles of plowed snow eating up valuable parking space.
Do you have a plan?
That sparkling white blanket of snow sure is pretty, isn’t it?
But underneath it all, your grass is going through some stuff.
Chunks get torn out. Gravel invades its tender blades. Mice tunnel around, making themselves at home.
And it starts to crave a snack.
We can fix all of that.
Here’s how we can pretty up your lawn after a long winter.
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We’ve all seen them. Houses with lighting so bright they could be in Vegas. Homes with winding paths dotted with — are those fireflies? Nope, just barely noticeable solar powered lights.
And that house with so many different kinds of outdoor lighting fixtures it looks like a display model for a lighting company.
Landscape lighting design mistakes are pretty common. Homeowners make them. Even less skilled professionals make them.
Here are six common landscape lighting design mistakes to avoid.
Slippery, teetering ladders. Frozen fingers. Hopelessly tangled strings of lights. Numb toes.
It's time to put holiday lights on the house — the most wonderful time of the year!
Who are we kidding?
A house twinkling with lights, festooned with bright wreaths and sporting Santa on the roof is an awesome sight.
Making it all happen? Not so great.
A skilled holiday lighting and decorating expert could save your sanity this holiday season.
