by Rick Stoddard | Apr 12, 2021 | Mini Cabins
Installing Solar Power on a Tiny House – Much of the appeal of a tiny home, is the ability to live a less expensive lifestyle. One way that many tiny homeowners attempt to further save money is by installing “off the grid” systems such as solar power....
by Rick Stoddard | Apr 5, 2021 | Mini Cabins
There are many reasons that make building or purchasing a tiny home appealing. One of the most popular reasons, perhaps, is that tiny homes are thought to be cheaper than purchasing a traditional-sized home. One of the little-known facts about tiny houses that have...
by Rick Stoddard | Apr 3, 2021 | Garage
Most garages are not insulated, as it is not a requirement for building a garage that it be insulated. Insulation is a material that is placed in the hollow space between the exterior wall and the interior drywall. It serves the purpose to help regulate the...
by Rick Stoddard | Mar 25, 2021 | Sheds
Can a Shed Affect Property Taxes? Custom-built sheds are popping up more and more in yards across the country. Besides using them as extra storage space, sheds are now being used for a variety of purposes including exercise rooms, personal offices, he-sheds,...
by Rick Stoddard | Mar 22, 2021 | Mini Cabins
Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) are additions to the home or property which create a second living space that can function as a standalone home. They are essentially tiny homes that create a space that could be used as a rental for extra income, provide the...
by Rick Stoddard | Mar 21, 2021 | Sheds
A man cave gives you a space to escape the stresses of everyday life. When most people think man cave they picture a room in the house set aside just for them, converting a basement into livable guy space, or even converting the garage. Not all homes have the extra...
by Rick Stoddard | Mar 15, 2021 | Sheds
Having a room all to one’s self to escape the rush of everyday family/home life and just get some quiet “me time” was most commonly known at first as the man cave. The special room in the house a guy had all to himself to decorate and use however he so desired. Women...
by Rick Stoddard | Mar 8, 2021 | Sheds
A brand new custom wood shed should have a protective coating such as paint, varnish, or stain applied at least to the exterior of the structure no later than 90 days after it is set in place. The reason for applying a protective coating to the wood is that the wood...
by Rick Stoddard | Mar 7, 2021 | Sheds
He-shed, she-shed, our-shed, bar-shed. All rhyming aside, turning backyard sheds into “hobby huts” has increased in popularity over the last several years. He-Sheds and She-Sheds Not too long ago outdoor sheds were used solely for storing things, and mostly for...
by Rick Stoddard | Mar 1, 2021 | Sheds
Mold Mold is a stubborn and invasive fungus that can cause serious damage to wood. If left too long the mold can ruin the wood and full replacement of the affected area will be needed. Not only that, but some mold can be dangerous to your health. Here is how to clean...
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