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Let’s start with solid hardwood. Solid Hardwood is usually ¾” thick. You can sand and refinish it several times and change the color of the hardwood. There are many types of wood to choose from. I love some of the more exotic species, like Hawaiian Koa Wood and Desert...
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I was asked by a home owner, “What is HVAC?” This got me to thinking that I could help homeowners understand their homes better hence “Understand Your Home Systems #1”. First in the series. HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning. This is...
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You may think it is too early in the year to start your Outdoor Kitchen. That’s not true. Planning your Outdoor kitchen can take some time. By starting now you will be ready for that first summer barbecue. There are many things to think about before putting your...
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Why would someone remodel their house? Why spend the time, money and aggravation to sit through months of noise and dust. Well, here are several reasons you should do it! 1. Houses increase in value when you make it more modern. 2. You might have money sitting in an...
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Is it Your Forever Home or Will You Sell it in 5-10 Years? When you are considering what to do to improve your home keep in mind how long you plan to stay there. Are you going to live in that home until you are no longer able or will you sell in 3 or 5 or 10 years? If...
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Ask a Contractor Question: What’s the difference between traditional stucco finish and Acrylic Stucco finish? Answer: First of all acrylic stucco is also know as synthetic stucco, elastomeric stucco finish and other names Acrylics are made from acrylic resins and/or...