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Learning From Home Renovations

Although I am not a professional contractor, I have worked with more than a few during my 40 years as a homeowner. In fact, I have had 3 kitchens, 7 bathrooms, and 2 master bedrooms renovated over the years. Because some of the experiences were a breeze, I found myself addicted to customizing my homes. If you are thinking about getting a little work done on your home, it is a good idea to learn as much about construction as you can. After all, how will you choose a new garage door opener if you aren't familiar with the different types? Understanding the materials and how to choose a contractor might streamline your renovation.

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Basement Information Homeowners Should Know
6 January 2019

The basement of the home can be one of the most us …

Roofing Tips For New Homeowners Buying Older Homes
28 November 2018

Learning the parts of your roof is very important, …

Benefits to Choosing Spray Foam Over Other Types of Insulation
12 October 2018

If you live in an old and drafty home, you may wan …

3 Vital Questions For Your Company To Ask Regarding Dumpster Rental
4 September 2018

Are you getting ready to move your home-based busi …

Why You Should Never Attempt To Combat A Serious Mold Infestation On Your Own
5 July 2018

There's no shortage of advice out there about remo …

Basement Information Homeowners Should Know

6 January 2019
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The basement of the home can be one of the most useful areas of the house due to the utility that it can provide. As with other parts of a home, it is important to be informed about this area so that you can maximize the benefits your home gets from its basement. Can A Basement Be Added To A House That Does Not Currently Have One? If your home does not currently have a basement, you may assume that you will never be able to enjoy the benefits that this area of the home can provide. Read More 

Roofing Tips For New Homeowners Buying Older Homes

28 November 2018
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Learning the parts of your roof is very important, especially if you are buying an older home. Understanding the different roofing parts in your older home will assist you in knowing your roof's structural integrity and which changes you need to make. Here are some tips of what you need to know. Truss – the skeleton of your roof is the plywood lying under the roof. Check to see whether the plywood is solidly nailed to the truss, which is also known as rafters. Read More 

Benefits to Choosing Spray Foam Over Other Types of Insulation

12 October 2018
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you live in an old and drafty home, you may want to invest in some new insulation. Effective insulation can save you a ton of money on your energy bills and it can make your house seem quieter as well. And, spray foam insulation is one of the best options you can pick. Keep reading to learn about a few benefits that can help you make your insulation choice. Read More 

3 Vital Questions For Your Company To Ask Regarding Dumpster Rental

4 September 2018
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Are you getting ready to move your home-based business into a retail location? Have you been making up a budget to ensure that your company's income will be sufficient for everything? When trying to figure out what you need to get your business off the ground, you need to make sure that you've included every possible expense. But one expense that is commonly forgotten is how you'll be dealing with the trash that gets generated by your business. Read More 

Why You Should Never Attempt To Combat A Serious Mold Infestation On Your Own

5 July 2018
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There's no shortage of advice out there about removing a mold infestation, but is it a wise idea for you to tackle it on your own? Not only do you put your health at risk by being in close proximity to mold without protective gear, but you can easily spread the mold infestation by accidentally releasing numerous mold spores into the air. If you have mold in your home, here's why you should call the professionals. Read More