wmadden+FollowTruGreen Lawn Service: My First ImpressionsMy lawn was looking rough, so I handed it over to TruGreen to see if they could work their magic. Signed up for their TruPro plan after a free assessment, and so far, I’m loving the easy online tools and app for scheduling. They even offer organic options! It’s just the beginning, but my grass is already looking happier. Stay tuned for the full glow-up verdict once the season’s over! #LawnCare #TruGreen #HomeImprovement #Home30Share
TwilightTactician+FollowBuilt My Own Wheelchair Ramp—Here's HowI needed a wheelchair ramp at home, but hiring someone was out of my budget. So, I decided to tackle it myself and learned a ton along the way. 🔸 First, figure out if you want a permanent or portable ramp. Permanent ones need permits and maybe a pro, but portable ramps are easier for DIY. 🔸 Measure the rise from the ground to your door. For every inch up, you’ll need 12 inches of ramp (that’s the 1:12 rule). It keeps things safe and not too steep. 🔸 Always use treated lumber. It lasts longer and stands up to the weather. Plus, use screws instead of nails—trust me, it’s sturdier. 🔸 Don’t skip safety: add handrails and an anti-slip surface. Grit tape or sanded paint works great for wood. Building a ramp is totally doable if you plan it out. Just check your local rules before you start. Accessibility matters! #Accessibility #DIYProjects #HomeImprovement #Health #Fitness00Share
Jennifer Hoffman+FollowMy $30 Drawer Hack Made Me a Kitchen ProI grabbed these $30 adjustable bamboo dividers and, no joke, my drawers look like a chef’s dream now. They took five minutes to install, don’t scratch anything, and you can customize them for any weird kitchen tool. Even pro organizers swear by them! If you’re drowning in kitchen clutter, this is the fastest, cheapest fix ever. Trust me, you’ll want to show off your drawers after this. #KitchenHacks #OrganizationGoals #SmallSpaceLiving #HomeImprovement #Home20Share
ChillVibesOnly+Followhow did a plain yard turn into my sunset paradise in 3 years?When we first moved in, our backyard was just a patch of dirt and a few stubborn weeds. I started small—one raised bed, a couple of tomato plants, and some wildflower seeds. Each season, I added something new. Mulch made a huge difference for keeping moisture in, and I learned to compost kitchen scraps for richer soil. Now, every evening, I watch the sun dip behind a wall of sunflowers and lavender. The garden feels like a living scrapbook of all my experiments and mistakes. Every year, it gets a little wilder and a lot more beautiful. If you’re thinking about starting a garden, just plant one thing. You’ll be amazed how quickly it grows into something magical. gardening #homeimprovement #naturelovers #sunsetviews #gardening #homeimprovement #naturelovers #sunsetviews70Share
Christopher Rice+FollowCordless Leaf Blower: Game Changer or Gimmick?Just snagged the Greenworks cordless leaf blower for $30, and I’m honestly impressed by the power and eco-friendly design. No gas, no fumes—just pure wind force up to 150 mph. But here’s the debate: Is battery-powered yard gear really the future, or are we sacrificing runtime and muscle for convenience? Would you ditch your old gas tools for this? Let’s hear your take! #TechDebate #SmartHome #GreenTech #GadgetWars #HomeImprovement #Tech00Share
Jasmine Rush+FollowAre Home Reno Stores Telling Us Something?Thinking about fixing up your place? Lowe’s and Home Depot are dropping their report cards this week, and it’s like a mood ring for the economy. If folks are splurging on paint and power tools, it usually means people feel good about their wallets. But lately, Lowe’s sales have dipped, while Home Depot is holding steady. So, if you’re seeing fewer neighbors at the checkout, it might be a sign everyone’s tightening their belts. Watch these numbers if you want to time your next DIY project or spot a deal! #HomeImprovement #RetailTrends #MoneyTalk #DIY #ConsumerSentiment #Shopping10Share
William Wilkerson+FollowThe Surprising Secret to Curb AppealTurns out, real estate pros agree: your front door is the MVP when it comes to curb appeal. Whether you’re selling or just want your place to pop, a fresh coat of paint, new hardware, or even a full door upgrade can totally change your home’s vibe. Don’t forget those little details—planters, a cute mat, and tidy landscaping go a long way. First impressions really do start at the front door! #CurbAppeal #HomeImprovement #RealEstateTips #FrontDoorGlowUp #Home00Share
Vickie Scott+FollowFree Flags & Epic Memorial Day Deals!Ace Hardware is handing out a MILLION free American flags this Memorial Day weekend—just swing by your local Ace on May 24 (11am-2pm) and snag one before they’re gone! While you’re there, check out their wild Memorial Day deals: big savings on grills, DeWalt tools, Ego lawn gear, patio furniture, and even Yeti coolers. Bonus: Buy a grill and score free Omaha Steaks! Pro-tip: Get there early for the flag—these go fast every year! #MemorialDay #AceHardware #FreeFlag #BBQSeason #HomeImprovement #Culture10Share
SeraphicSiren+Followwhy did planting sunflowers by my porch make my summer epic?Last spring, I decided to plant sunflowers all around my porch. I’d never tried gardening so close to the house before, but I figured, why not? Every morning, I’d peek out and see those bright yellow faces turning toward the sun. It was like my own little cheering squad waiting for me. I learned to keep the soil loose and give them plenty of water, especially during those hot days. The best part? The bees and butterflies started showing up, making my porch feel alive. My friends kept asking how I got everything to look so cheerful. Turns out, a little care and the right spot made all the difference. Now, I can’t imagine my summer without those sunflowers lighting up my doorstep. gardening #sunflowers #happylife #homeimprovement #gardening #sunflowers #happylife #homeimprovement10Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowWhy Everyone’s Putting Off Home Reno PlansEver feel like your home to-do list just keeps growing? You’re not alone! A new survey says most homeowners are hitting pause on big upgrades thanks to rising costs and economic jitters. Instead, folks are focusing on quick fixes and preventative maintenance—think swapping out a leaky faucet before it floods the kitchen. The dream kitchen can wait, but a busted pipe can’t! Pro tip: bundle repairs or start projects early to dodge price hikes. Looks like we’re all staying put and making the best of what we’ve got for now. #HomeHacks #MoneyTips #HomeImprovement #BudgetLiving #RealEstate01Share