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Everyone who prepares food at home – even if it’s just warming up takeout in the microwave – needs a kitchen sink. Kitchen design trends change quickly. The kitchen is the part of the home that looks dated first. Even relatively recent trends like the all white kitchen are already causing potential home buyers to …
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“When we bought this home, we knew the previous owner was a DIY-er,” Morgan said. “It was kind of obvious from the fact no two shelves in the pantry are the same distance apart. It sounds like a small detail, but it really impacted how we could use that space. We wound up having to …
Home ownership is a major step, especially in NYC, where real estate prices are impressive. To make sure you’re getting your money’s worth, a home inspection is vital. But is it enough? A typical home inspection provides a general analysis of the property. If you’ve got concerns about the plumbing and home heating system, it’s …
When you need plumbing repairs, you want to be sure that the NYC plumbers you’re working with are the best professionals available. Here are 3 questions to ask any plumber before you hire them to work on your home or business: 1) Are You Licensed and Insured? This is your critical starting point! NYC building …
There are two reasons New York City homeowners call a plumber: something in the bathroom isn’t working, or something in the bathroom needs to be replaced. Plumbing repairs can include a toilet that never stops running, clogged toilet, a shower that won’t drain, hot water that only works when it wants to, leaking faucets and …
Do you know the signs that indicate the heat in your apartment isn’t working? The obvious clue is that your home is cold, which is what happens when the heat isn’t working at all. But it is possible to address gas heat problems before the system stops works entirely. Here’s what you want to watch …
Call it Murphy’s law: the heat only goes out when you really, really need it to work. Two a.m. in the middle of a harsh Manhattan winter is no time for your gas heater to decide it’s had enough – but that does seem to be the time we get the most calls for emergency …