When it comes to cabinets for your garage, the good news is that there are choices. The bad news is that the quality varies greatly, and you get what you pay for. At the retail level, there are several types of products available: MDF (a waferboard), a Rubbermaid product and...
In the last several blog entries, we discussed clearing the clutter out of your garage. In today's blog, you're going to find out about the process of a garage transformation, getting an estimate and what questions you should be prepared for. When I'm called in, the decluttering should be nearly...
Last time, we discussed Seasonal Garage Anxiety Disorder and how to cope with it. Today, we're going to prepare you to start your garage cleanup. Remind yourself why you're doing this. There are probably tools, seasonal decorations or other items that you know are in your garage, but you just...
For most of us, the garage is likely the largest room in our house. Our cars are probably our second largest assets. It makes sense to use this space to house and protect our vehicles. During spring and summer, however, we leave our cars on the driveway to have easy...
Whether you’re an avid gardener, car enthusiast or weekend DIYer, it’s great to have a workbench in your garage to work on your projects. Even if your garage space is limited, there’s likely a way to give yourself a little workspace. A surface area of 4 ft x 2 ft,...
[caption id="attachment_1524" align="alignleft" width="262" caption="Often, people hang tools sharp side out. Hang sharp side towards the wall to prevent personal injury to family members."][/caption]So many tools, so little space. Even in the biggest garages, tools and gardening equipment often start to take over. And why does that rake always seem...
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