You've decided to sell your Boulder home, and suddenly every creaky floorboard, outdated fixture, and paint chip feels like a neon sign screaming "FIXER-UPPER!" Before you panic and start writing checks for every imperfection, take a breath and explore our guide on what Boulder home sellers should prioritize when selling a home.

If you live in high-altitude climates like Boulder, Colorado, you know the drill. One day you're admiring your pristine deck over morning coffee, and the next you're wondering if that gray, weathered wood is the same material you invested thousands in just a few years ago. Explore our secrets to waterproofing wood and protect your deck, fence, and siding from damage year-round.

If you've ever wondered why your dryer is working harder than a barista during finals week, the answer might be lurking in your vent system. Learn more about when to clean your dryer vent and how much it costs in our comprehensive guide.

Your century-old Boulder home has survived world wars, economic booms and busts, and countless Colorado blizzards—but can it survive your weekend DIY project? Learn more about the unique maintenance needs of a pre-1950s home in our comprehensive handyman’s guide.

Living at 5,430 feet comes with its perks—stunning Flatiron views, world-class hiking trails, and enough craft breweries to keep your weekends interesting for years. But Boulder homeownership also brings unique challenges that flatlanders couldn't imagine. That's where a skilled Boulder handyman becomes your home's best friend.

Ever felt that sinking feeling when your ceiling starts dripping at 2 AM during a thunderstorm? Or when that "quick fix" of a wobbly banister turns into a structural investigation worthy of a crime scene documentary? We've all been there. The home repair universe has a twisted sense of humor, and sometimes the only punchline that works is calling in a professional, such as a local handyman, to come to the rescue. But how much should you expect to pay? Check out our guide to handyman pricing and be prepared for your next home repair.

According to Terrapin Bright Green Consulting,  “empirical studies have reported that experiences of natural environments provide greater emotional restoration, with lower instances of tension, anxiety, anger, fatigue, confusion and total mood disturbance than urban environments with limited characteristics of nature.”

Having a healthy home keeps us healthy and safe. There are a lot of little things throughout our house that we don’t immediately recognize as being a health hazard. Such hazards vary from paint to frequency of house maintenance. We’ve summed up a few ways that can help you feel at ease knowing your home is safe from harsh toxins.