Spring is a time of renewal and what better way to embrace the season than by refreshing your home? Most people participate in spring cleaning by decluttering and organizing. We’re taking things a step further by fixing up the patio, garden, and checking things off that honey do list.
Here are three ideas to help you refresh your living space and embrace the spring!
Revamp and Level Up Your Patio Space
When the temps are cool and the nights are breezy, there’s nothing we love more than hanging out on the patio. To make the space a little more inviting, we wanted to upgrade the flooring. When looking for something we could install ourselves, we found Aspire Pavers.
Unlike traditional concrete pavers, Aspire Pavers are lightweight and have an interlocking paver system that is ideal for rooftops, balconies, decks, walkways, and more. In addition to being relatively easy to install, they are made from recycled materials and meet the requirements needed for Green Building projects, including LEED and Envision.
In order to fit the area we were working with, we did have to do some cutting to best fill the space. That’s not exactly my forte so I hired a handyman to help with the project. That leads us to the next idea.
Check Things Off Your Honey-Do List
If you’ve been trying get a few things done around your house and need help from someone willing to take on small projects, we’ve found the service for you. Boo’s Handyman will help you finish your “honey-do” list. From repairing holes, plugs, and doors to installing ceiling fans, flooring, cabinets, and more, Bobby with Boo’s Handyman has you covered. He helped us install the pavers, upgraded a skylight, changed a light fixture, and even built a storage closet to match an existing pantry. You can see a few examples of his work on his Instagram page.
Take Your Yard To The Next Level
Don’t put off building your dream yard any longer! Seedlings Landscape Design Build is here to help. The woman-owned and led landscaping company will empower your landscape design dreams with creativity, empathy, and precision. Not only are their projects beautiful, all of the designs account for the ecological systems of Central Texas. By taking measures like incorporating drought-tolerant plant species, focusing on permaculture practices, water runoff and drainage issues, and other xeriscaping practices, they create healthy habitats for native wildlife, all while building a space for you to enjoy with the ones you love!
Here are just a few of our favorite projects:
There are endless opportunities to breathe new life into your living space this season. So why wait? Step outside, feel that spring breeze, and let the fresh air inspire you to make positive changes around the house. Your home—and your well-being—will thank you for it.
Featured photo via ozgurcoskun on iStock.
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