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Renovating or re-decorating? Check out Farrey’s

by Tricia

If you are planning to renovate or redecorate your home you should take a look at Farreys.com online selection of products for the home.

Anyone from a regular home owner, DIY’er, interior designers or even general contractors would find that Farrey’s has a wide selection of items that will enhance a homes decor. I’m just sorry that I didn’t find this site three years ago when we were renovating and redecorating our home.

On the Farrey site you’ll find everything from kitchen fixtures, bath hardware, ceiling fans, lighting, door hardware, and a variety of home products.

We are thinking of renovating our kitchen and our bathroom so I’m going to be sure to keep this site in mind when we are ready to start our new project. In the meantime I can browse through the sites name brand products by top manufacturers such as Hinkley lighting, Casablanca, Craftmade, Minka, NuTone and many others.

I’ve already added this site to my bookmarks so I can visit it when I’m ready to renovate or even redecorate. I really liked the design of some of the products that they carry.






Filed Under: Decor, Home and Lifestyle, Renovating and DIY, Shopping Tagged With: bath, bath hardware, ceiling fan, Decor, DIY, Farreys, general contractor, Home and Lifestyle, kitchen, kitchen fixtures, lighting, redecorate, renovate, Renovating and DIY, Shopping

Extra money for your projects with Home Equity loans

by Tricia

Have you ever taken out a home equity loan?

We haven’t but we seriously considered taking one out this past June. Home equity loans can be a wonderful way to secure some extra money often at a lower interest rate than if you’d taken out a personal loan.

We were going to take out a home equity loan so that we could finish up the renovations that we’ve started on our house but have been slow to finish. We decided that we’d keep attempting to get the work done on our home, but I swear if we don’t have it done by early summer next year I’m going for that Home Equity loan.

If you’d like to get more information about home equity loans just visit PersonalHomeLoanMortgages.com.

Filed Under: Finance Tagged With: Finance, home equity, loan, loans, low rate loan, renovate

Tin Ceiling

by Tricia

My husband and I have been renovating our house for the last five years. 3 years ago we started to put in a new ceiling in the living room dining room. It’s still not done! Oh we purchased our tin ceiling tiles and I antiqued them. It’s going to look very nice if it ever gets done, but that’s about all that’s been done so far.

You see, a short while after we started renovating the whole living room/ dining room my husband I both became ill. Different illnesses and no nothing that can be traced back to the house or our renovating projects. We had finished our walls with venetian plaster – so that looks good, but don’t look up! We have wooden uh what do you call them? Slats? running along the ceiling, ready to attach the tin ceiling. We don’t really have all that much to do, but even so, it’s still not happening.

I’m getting frustrated. So frustrated in fact that I went looking for Local Contractor Services. Yep. maybe it’s time to stop doing this project ourselves.

I found Contractor Clicks and I’m going through the site looking for just the right type of contractor for the job. I think I might find the right type of contractor under room remodeling. Hey, they even offer 4 free estimates from contractors who’ve been working for at least three years. Alright, well then If can’t get my husband on the move to help me finish the ceiling I might just go back to that site and get me self a contractor.

Hey, I did my part of the job. I did 600 square feet of venetian plaster – two shades, 5 layers- over three weeks! Hand polished and everything. Then I opened up all the boxes of tin ceiling tiles and painted them, and antiqued them – all 83 2.5′ by 2.5′ tin ceiling tiles. All my husband has to do is put them up – with my help. I don’t think that’s too much to ask is it? Well if we don’t start working on it within the next month I’m going to get a contractor in here.

Filed Under: Home and Lifestyle, Renovating and DIY Tagged With: contractor, contractor clicks, DIY, In The Garden, renovate, Tin ceiling

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