Does your home lack storage space? Although you might be considering adding a whole room or addition, another option is to just build a crawlspace into the foundation or to the side of your foundation. This is only possible in some homes, but it can be an inexpensive way to create more storage space. Crawlspaces don't have to be finished, and they don't need to meet as many building codes as basements or living spaces, which makes adding one a cheaper option than building a whole addition or new room.
Curb appeal is king when it comes to your home's value. The landscaping, lawn, roof, and siding are all parts of your home's curb appeal. The driveway is also a key part of your home's first impression, but it can also be a major eyesore because of all the stress and abuse it experiences. Parking vehicles and lawn care equipment, playing basketball, and even storing utility trailers and landscaping supplies can all discolor, crack, and deteriorate your concrete driveway.
Concrete surfaces can look bland, boring, and industrial. That is, traditional gray concrete doesn't exactly look very stylish or homey. If you want something with a warmer, more natural look, you should consider adding some color to your concrete. There are several different ways you can add color to concrete. This article explains a few of the best options if you are looking to add some style and class to your concrete surface.
