September 2025 Archive: Home Building, Décor & Repair Guides

Welcome to the September 2025 roundup. In just a few clicks you’ll find a mix of industry rankings, easy‑do home upgrades, and solid advice on fixing foundation problems without a full house lift. Each post is written for people who want clear steps, not jargon.

Home Building & Repair Highlights

The first article dives into why D.R. Horton sits at the top of the U.S. home‑builder list. Using 2024 data, the piece breaks down market share, average home size, and pricing strategy, then lines those up against rivals like Lennar and Pulte. If you’re curious about where the biggest builder gets its edge, the numbers are laid out in a simple table that even a first‑time buyer can read.

Next up is a practical guide for anyone dealing with a sagging foundation in the UK. The post explains three ways to stabilise a slab without jacking the whole house: improving drainage, injecting polymers into cracks, and installing carbon‑fiber straps. It also lists typical costs for each method in British pounds, so you can compare budgets fast. The step‑by‑step checklist at the end makes it easy to decide which option fits your situation.

Room & Dining Styling Tips

If you want a faster room refresh, the décor article gives three budget‑friendly upgrades. First, swap out harsh lighting for warm LED strips – it changes the vibe in minutes. Second, add a few texture pieces like a woven rug or a set of throw pillows in complementary colours. Finally, the guide suggests renter‑safe wall treatments, such as peel‑and‑stick tiles, that look high‑end but won’t damage the lease.

The dining‑table piece answers a common question: “Should I choose a rectangle, round, or oval table?” The answer is data‑driven – rectangular tables dominate sales in 2025 because they maximise seating per square foot. The article includes a size‑to‑seating chart, so you can see exactly how many guests a 72‑inch rectangle will hold versus a 60‑inch round. It also notes when a round or oval shape makes sense, like in cramped corners or for families that prefer intimate conversation.

All four posts are packed with clear visuals, quick checklists, and real‑world numbers, making it simple to apply the advice to your own project. Browse, pick what you need, and start improving your space today.