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Nowadays, workers are valuing stability and development above other benefits when considering their career. Working in the trades provides job security and opportunities for advancement. It's never too late to switch to a more rewarding career path. Learn how you can become a plumber in Texas.   “We have 7.3 million open jobs right now, most of which don’t require a four-year degree,” said Mike Rowe, well-known for his show Dirty Jobs, in an interview with Jeffrey Roberts of Family Handyman....

It is no secret that companies hiring tradesmen are having a hard time finding applicants in today’s job market. There has been a significant decline in how many young people are seeking a career in the trades. Consequently, the demand for workers in these types of jobs is skyrocketing (which means higher pay and better benefits). Therefore, now is a great opportunity for people graduating high school who feel that a fast-paced, hands-on work experience might be right for them....

The summer is the best time to get your creativity flowing and tackle those home improvement ideas you’ve been sitting on for the past few months. Last week, we talked about some remodeling mistakes to avoid that will save you time and money. Now let’s get into 5 easy remodeling ideas to do this summer.  Decorative Curtains: Starting off with an easy and cost-effective idea, new curtains are a great way to add color, personal style, or an aesthetic to...

The summer season is the opportune time to get started on your remodeling dreams. After being cooped up for the winter months due to the cold, you might have come up with some ideas on how to improve the look and/or functionality of your home. Before jumping into any renovations, read over these 9 common remodeling mistakes to avoid this summer.  Skipping Inspections The first renovation mistake to avoid starts before you even move into the house. Don’t be afraid...

There’s a lot to consider when buying a house for the first time. You already know you need to take into account location, nearby schools, and the number of bedrooms. But what about the house’s plumbing, heating, and cooling systems? Here is a list of what to look for when buying a house that you might not have heard of before. Here are some things you can do and questions you can ask during your next open house to assess...