People must practice social distancing to stop the spread of COVID-19. Unfortunately, that means staying at home as much as possible. However, you can still get outside by doing these summer home improvement projects. Not only will a little sunshine on your face feel nice, but your home will also look spectacular when you’re finished.
Add Light Throughout Your Yard
Everyone will undoubtedly spend more time in their backyard this summer. After spending weeks cooped up inside, people are desperate for fresh air. Since you’ll want to be out at all hours of the day, you should put extra lighting in your yard. After all, no one wants to sit outside in the dark. Adding light fixtures to your backyard is the first step to creating the ultimate outdoor living space. Shop online for some decorative pendant and wall lights. Not only will these features add style to your yard, but they’ll also provide an extra layer of safety while you’re outside in the dark.
Landscape
Summer is the perfect time to do some landscaping around your house. For starters, your lawn is probably very damp and muddy from frequent spring rains. Give your grass a facelift by putting down fresh sod and mulch. Your home’s curb appeal will improve dramatically from this step alone. Gentlemen who want to add a touch of color to their lawn should consider planting flowers, as well. You don’t have to go overboard and plant an entire rose bush. Rather, guys can hang a flowerpot by their front door to make their home’s entrance more inviting. When you’re done grooming the lawn to perfection, purchase stylish patio furniture to go with the revamped look. However, there are mistakes to avoid while buying patio furniture that everyone should know. Make sure you purchase high-quality material that can withstand a little wear and tear. Also, get the right-sized patio set for your yard. A large patio set will look out of place in a small yard.
Install Exciting Entertainment Features
People taking on a more substantial summer home improvement project should think about adding entertainment features to their backyard. For starters, you can install a fire pit. A fire pit is a great place you can go to relax at the day’s end. Even if you can’t have your buddies over for a party this summer, you’ll love clearing your mind by the fire as you enjoy s’mores. Another interesting element you can add to your yard is a home theatre. We’re all watching more movies these days—why not do it outside? Shop online for all essential home theatre components and get to work. Finally, those that aren’t afraid to roll up their sleeves should install a pool. Speak to pool installation companies about a socially distant installation. If state restrictions are still in place this summer, you’ll be thankful you have a spot where you can take a refreshing dip.
Van Rundell is a writer and author who specializes in transportation, travel, guidance, health & fitness. With over 10 years of experience in the industry as a driver and an entrepreneur, he has seen it all. His tone is professional but friendly with a dash of humor thrown in for good measure. In past, he has been advising, educating and writing about transport for the public and professionals alike.
A qualified fitness instructor with over 5 years’ experience as a personal trainer and group fitness instructor, Van brings his deep knowledge of health and exercise science to his articles on health & fitness.
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