As the New Year begins, now is the perfect time to tackle interior home improvements that enhance comfort, functionality, and style throughout the winter months. Handyman Connection of Lexington, KY, offers professional remodeling, drywall repair, painting, and storage solutions that help you start 2026 with a home that feels refreshed and organized. Small updates now can prevent bigger issues later while making your living space more enjoyable during chilly Kentucky winters.
Winter offers a unique opportunity to focus on interior improvements when outdoor projects aren’t practical. Updating storage helps reduce clutter, fresh paint brightens darker days, and remodeling can improve home comfort and efficiency throughout the New Year. Just as Handyman Connection’s “Stop It Before It Starts” list encourages homeowners to address small issues proactively, scheduling interior projects now helps prevent larger concerns down the road and keeps your home functioning beautifully all year long.
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Home Improvement / January 6, 2020
Switches might be one of the most easily overlooked but useful items in your home. There’s different types of switches that all serve different purposes, making it hard to easily replace one when you need to.
Replacing switches might be something to consider if you’re planning on updating the electric in one or more rooms of your house. An electrical handyman can help you pick and install the right switch for your home. So what type of switch do you go with?
There’s really four main types: single-pole, double-pole, three-way and four way.
It depends on what you’re using the switch for. There are also different styles of switches. The most standard type of electrical switch is the toggle-switch (pictured above). But there are also slider switches for dimmable lights, rocker lights for up-and-down switches as well as button switches.
The style of switch you choose has no impact on the function of the switch. But choosing the right switch for the function can be difficult and depends on your home. Call an electrical handyman at Handyman Connection today to discuss your options.