by Sangeeta Kocharekar URL Copied! You might notice that spring is a popular time for home improvement. Why? The weather is slightly more reliable, meaning you have sunnier days resulting in less building delays, and the days are longer thanks to daylight savings, meaning you have more time to work on the job to get it done faster. It’s also the perfect time to get the home ready ahead of the summer holidays and entertaining season, so you can reap the rewards of all your hard work.
As housing prices continue to climb in Australia, professional renovators Rachel and Ryan Carr say they’ve seen more homeowners take on DIY renovations to update their living spaces. var VMDAdsTheLatch = window.VMDAdsTheLatch || {}; var gptAdSlots = window.
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