What do the White House and the Library of Congress have in common? Both are built in the Federal architectural style and feature rich hardwoods like cherry, mahogany, and walnut.

In the last two decades, the world has made a significant transition from analog to digital technology. While some people prefer the pure sounds of classical music on vinyl, many

Homeowners are now staying in their homes for twice as long as they did in the past, and the trend of aging in place is becoming increasingly popular, according to

Wood rot is a more common threat in the Washington, D.C., area than many homeowners may realize, earning it the nickname the “silent destroyer.”  Our humid subtropical climate, with hot,

You want to replace the showerhead in your Wesley Heights condo with a new one that offers a luxurious rainfall experience. However, the old showerhead has been on for so

As a homeowner or a landlord, it’s not a matter of if, but when you will need a professional to make repairs. It could be a leaky faucet, flickering lights,

As winter starts to recede and the snow in the DMV region melts away, homeowners should prepare their post-snowstorm checklist. The fluctuating temperatures, heavy snowfall, and ice dams can take

Living in Washington, D.C., known for its affluent lifestyle, can be both desirable and costly. The Cost-of-Living Index indicates that it’s nearly 50% more expensive on average. In such a

Appearances can be deceiving. A beautifully maintained home, with its vibrant paint, blooming flowers, and elegant roof, might seem pristine from the outside. However, hidden from view, nature’s debris can