Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Do it yourself , and save a fortune !


Do it yourself and save Hundreds if not Thousands
Below are links that will help you do just that.
The choice is yours
Either pay the Contractor or
 PAY YOURSELF !


Electrifying Projects

One of the more intimidating areas of home improvement is working with electricity. Because of the added element of danger, a lot of novice DIYers shy away from these types of projects. With a few safety precautions and a lot of know-how, we'll have you wiring like a professional in no time.
For Beginners
The first rule of any project involving electricity is to make sure the power is off before you begin. Once that is done, you'll want to familiarize yourself with the basics of home wiring. Now your ready to take on a few simple projects like installing a ceiling fanlight switch, or doorbell . With a few smaller projects like these under your belt you'll be ready to tackle more difficult wiring projects with a little practice. If you still have questions, read our electricity faq orconsult with the professionals in our forums.
For Pros
If you're a seasoned pro, but stumped for ideas on what to wire next you'll want to check out our comprehensive wiring project. There are several surefire ways to increase the value of your home like adding recessed lightingunder-cabinet lighting, and exterior lighting. Looking for something a little more challenging? Try installing a 4-way switch. When you want it done right...DoItYourself.com

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Growing vegetables in your own garden can be a rewarding experience and is a lot easier then you would think. Biting into food you've grown with your own two hands can be extremely satisfying. In addition, working in the garden gets you outside into the sun and fresh air and can be a great way to spend time with friends and family. 

Newbie Gardeners
If you're just starting out, getting things going can be tough.Beginning a garden requires a serious investment of time, energy, and money. Before you get underway you'll need the right gardening tools for the job. You'll also need a quick primer on the basics. The keys to a successful garden are site selection, plot size, and determining what to grow in each season. 

For the Pros
 
For the advanced gardener, you'll want to inspect your tools after their long winter off. You'll also want to be sure to clean up your existing garden before you begin planting this year's crop. Once you're ready to go maybe you'd like to try your hand at something different like creating a Zen garden. Another more difficult project you might want to consider is setting up your own garden trellis. If you're looking for a serious challenge then you'll want to try your hand at setting up a new garden somewhere else. 

Gardening in less-then-ideal conditions can be tough for even the seasoned gardening pro. Here are some tips on how to grow on the rockiest of plots. 

We answered some of your gardening questions here. If you've got other questions be sure ask our experts in the DIY forums.

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DIY members are building sheds, maintaining their lawns, building backyard ponds & more. Get help with your spring home improvement projects in our forums:

Creating a Flagstone Walkway from DIYer Chitown
Chitown had the unenviable task of tearing up sod that had become infested with weeds. With a little elbow grease, the grass came out and the stone walkway went in.
Check out Did-It-Myself, our showcase of Before and After projects. You can blog daily or simply post a couple quick pictures. Get started today! 


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DIY Roofing Projects

                         
                         
What a difference a liittle workend project can do !

Check out Did-It-Myself, our showcase of Before and After projects. For projects big or small, you'll be able to blog daily or simply post a couple quick pictures. When you post your "Did It Myself" project, other users can view and comment on all your hard work! What are you waiting for? Get started today! 


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