Billy Gafford | November 17, 2009
Sometimes you can’t do it yourself. False handyman bravado leads a lot of people to tackle jobs they’re just not qualified for. The results can ...
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Vincent Boccia | October 22, 2009
The two most common causes of basement leaks and how to alleviate the problems.
Charles Pellaton | October 20, 2009
Few things more frustrating issues can happen to a home than mold. It is so common, and too often inevitable – without the proper ...
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Charles Pellaton | October 20, 2009
When you realize your basement is being damaged by water, the process begins as any other home renovation would: with an estimate.
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Charles Pellaton | October 15, 2009
Waterproofing boosts the value of your home, so you also want to take advantage of this process if you’re selling your home.
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Maurie Backman | September 10, 2009
When it comes to selling a home, the exterior condition of the house can have a huge impact on buyer appeal. The problem with today’s ...
Kyle Donley | September 10, 2009
Building a greenhouse is no small task. And if you’re a serious enough gardener to have your own greenhouse, chances are you’re not into construction. ...
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Howard Shachter | September 10, 2009
A mortar joint is the grout-sealed area between the brick, or mortar, of your house and the concrete foundation that is buried below the earth.
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Maurie Backman | September 9, 2009
When it comes to home safety and maintenance, many homeowners feel that they are doing their part by checking on their smoke detectors and bringing ...
Howard Shachter | September 9, 2009
Common causes can be leaky window wells or water penetrating the foundation walls.
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