The garage is an excellent storage space. It keeps vehicles safe from snow, rain, hail, and other elements that can damage the paint job, or worse. The garage also is the best area to keep your outdoor equipment and tools.
However, due to the low insulation and lack of temperature control in the garage, it’s a poor storage space for some specific items.
Today’s garages are more cluttered than ever before. We have reached an age where we have become a hoarder’s nation. We are to the point where I personally know several people unable to park their cars inside their garage because the vehicles no longer fit. Despite this increasing issue, not much is changing when it comes to garage storage and organization. In this post, I will go over some actionable items you can take if you feel your garage has gotten out of control.
The first day of Fall is September 22nd. Fall brings cold weather, colorful leaves, holidays and so much more. The transition to a new season is a good time to do some maintenance on your home before it gets too cold and to prevent anything from breaking that could be more costly later on. With these tips your home will be prepared for any cold weather.
1. Tackle The Gutters - You may have to do this a couple of times in September and October as the leaves are continually falling, however, this simple act can prevent bigger problems later on.
Whoever said that the garage is only for vehicle storage didn’t understand the potential of the space. Many homeowners across the country turn to the garage to work on a variety of projects. Whether you work on woodworking projects or the car, a properly equipped garage makes every project run smoothly.
It is a natural human tendency to fill the space we have. As time goes on, “stuff” we have can start to accumulate... and sometimes it can be really hard to get rid of things. Unfortunately, most of these extra items we end up storing end up in the garage. Over time things start to pile up and you start to ask yourself, “How can I fit everything in my garage? Will I ever have a garage that is big enough?”
