Published on April 9, 2013 in House and Home
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Tags: air conditioners, appliances, DIY, heating and air conditioning, home, home improvment, House and Home

Choosing the right air conditioner for the homeowner or property manager can be a hard task with many models and brands available in the market today. However, there are several factors to consider before purchasing a new unit or replacing an older one. Whether renovating, remodeling or a new property, chances are you will require the right unit to fit into the available space and budget.

Published on March 1, 2013 in House and Home
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Tags: advice, DIY, home improvement, house, House and Home, painting, property, Sash windows, wooden windows

If you live in a house with a faulty wooden window, then you agree that there are few things that could be more frustrating than a window that simply refuses to open. It could be due to some mechanical problems or even that the window is jammed because it has been caused to lean 12 degrees to its right due to subsidence. Whichever the reason, the solution normally seems beyond your understanding. It is therefore very important to know how to mend sash windows.

Published on June 20, 2012 in Lawn Care
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Tags: decking, DIY, garden, grass, home improvement, landscaping, Lawn Care, Topsoil, turf

Here at Wiltshire Turf we have been show casing our landscape services for over 20 years. As you might understand, over that duration of time the gardening world has changed. New fashions arrive and go, fresh lifestyle programs are cancelled and commissioned bequeathing varying ideas and styles of gardens in their wake. Here is a rundown of some of the gardening possibilities at your finger tips.

Published on June 9, 2012 in Lawn Care
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Tags: decking, DIY, garden, grass, home improvement, landscaping, Lawn Care, Topsoil, turf

In the current economic climate turf companies are looking for new ways to diversify their service. Historically, turfing alone was enough to sustain us, however recent trends have hit our industry hard. This article will look at why traditional turf companies are struggling and the options available to sustain us throughout the year.

Published on April 28, 2012 in landscaping
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Tags: DIY, do it yourself, gardening, gardens, hobbies, home, home improvement, horticulture, landscaping, recreation

Many people start gardens with a great deal of enthusiasm, but don’t take all of the variables into account. Research is very important prior to planting a garden so that you know what mistakes to avoid as you go along. As a rule of thumb, always be prepared for the worst. Find out exactly what you need to do to have success which includes choosing the right location and a variety of other tidbits of information.