Keeping track of all your tasks, projects, expenses and inventory for your home usually involves a lot of paper records such as receipts and invoices which tend to get lost or thrown out. HomeZada now makes it very easy to use your phone to scan and save those important records about your home. Here are the simple ways these new document scanning features work.
Read MoreTips for Improving Your Swimming Pool
Pools are incredibly sought-after amenities in the housing market. But for all their benefits, the maintenance of pools presents a bevy of challenges for homeowners to handle. To get the most out of your pool and ensure it stays in good condition, here are some tips for improving your swimming pool.
Read MoreComplete Checklist for Moving into Your First House
There are many milestones in every person’s life. One of those is moving from your parent’s house to your own. However, an efficient move is not easy because there are many considerations to think about. To help you make a smooth transition, check out this complete checklist for moving into your first home.
Read MoreCommon Home Repairs to Leave for the Professionals
Homeowning is fun. You have your own personal space to be your true authentic self. More so, it allows you to expand, alter, and customize that space to your personal tastes and preferences. While homeowning can be glamorous, it can also be dangerous, especially when it comes to proper maintenance. Rather than feel you need to tackle every project on your own, consider these common home repairs to leave for the professionals. You’ll save time, money, and personal safety in the long run.
Read MoreHow’s Your Home Inventory?
What is the current state of your home inventory?
If you haven’t taken an inventory lately or it has been a while, summer is an ideal time to fill one out, since the weather is nice and your children are home to help you.
However, you might be asking yourself why you should conduct a home inventory. Actually, there are several reasons for this.
You can get back to normal more quickly in the event of a disaster (e.g., burglary, fire, etc.) because you have evidence of what you lost that you can show your insurance company and/or the police.
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